The second method for specifying query criteria is to use the query bar at the bottom of the window. The query bar lets you define a more complex set of criteria such as searching for all ARs with one of two different values in the same field. It also allows you to use a Status History field item in a query, which is not possible in a query-by-example. For more information, see Using the Query Bar below.
You can turn off the display of the query bar by de-selecting the Show Query Bar query preference. If the query bar is not visible at the bottom of the Query window, check this query preference. For more information about preferences, see Setting User Preferences.
You can use both the query-by-example style and the query bar at the same time. However, it is important to remember that any criteria you enter in the query bar is used in addition to the criteria you have defined in the query-by-example section of the window. That is, the two sets of criteria are considered in the search (logically ANDed).
Note: You can record and save frequently used and complex queries as macros that can be run automatically at any time. For more information, see Using Macros.
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