βοΈModify Queries using the Query Editor
How to edit queries using the Query Editor
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How to edit queries using the Query Editor
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Once a query has been submitted, the Query Editor can be used to further refine the query as an alternative to writing in Query Language. This will enable you to update the query on basis of the data properties associated with any of the relationships and concepts within your query.
For example the biological question "Which genes are upreulgated in tumor samples diagnosed with endometrium adenocarcinoma?" Translates to the query
Let's say you want to update the logR and p-adjusted cut off values associated with "upregulates" and update the disease to be "Liver Cancer"
Select "Query Editor" below the search bar to open the tool. A dialog will appear that will allow you to modify all of the data properties associated with the concepts and relationships within the query.
The modified query would be
Let's walk through how we generated the modified query.
Scroll through the dialog to identify the concept or relationships you would like to add a property to.
Fill in the subsequent inputs
Data Property
This input will display all of the data properties available for you to use scoped to a specific concept or relationship.
Property type
Number (numerical values)
Text (text based values)
Operator
If the property is a Text Select from
Equals
Not Equals
Regex Match
If the property is a Number select from
Less than or equal
Greater than or equal
Not Equals
Less than
Greater than
Equals
Value
Use this input to type in the value you would like to filter on. This must be an exact match.
Multiple data property filters can be added to each concept or relationship by selecting " Add Property".
Once all of the properties have been configured submit the query to obtain your refined answer.