You can export and import any queries you create. All queries export as XML files. If you export the same query filename more than once, it will overwrite the existing file. To avoid this, you may want to copy the file to another location once it's exported.
The export and import features are useful in two scenarios:
If you need to reinstall your database, use the export/import
features to save your existing queries for use in a new
database.
For example, you could export the queries, then move them to a
directory unaffected by a database reinstall. After reinstalling
the database, you could move the queries back into the queries
directory on your Web server, then import them into the new
database.
You can use the export/import features to copy queries to other
databases.
For example, you could export a query to a queries directory on
your Web server, then e-mail or FTP it to someone. That person
could then place the queries into the queries directory on another
Web server, then import them into a different database. You could
also map a drive and directly copy queries into the queries
directory on another Web server.
Complete these steps while connected to a database that has a query you want to export.
Note that if you export the same query filename more than once, it will overwrite the existing file. To avoid this, you may want to copy the file to another location once it's exported.
If you want to eventually import the query back into a database, you must move it to the queries directory recognized by the Web server, by default c:\inetpub\wwwroot\LANDesk\LDMS\queries.
Complete these steps while connected to a database to which you want to import a query.