Example Filter Queries
Applies To: Windows 7, Windows Vista
You can filter your organization's compatibility-issue data by selecting specific restriction criteria. Additionally, you can add a filter to any of the quick reports by creating query clauses.
Example Queries
The following sections provide examples of queries that you can create, by using the query builder.
All Applications with Issues
The following example is a query for all applications with one or more known issues.
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All Applications with Solutions for Known Issues
The following example is a query for all applications that have solutions for their known issues.
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All Applications with Specific Solution Types
The following example is a query for all applications that have a solution type of Application Update or Application Configuration.
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All Applications with No Known Issues
The following example is a query for all applications with no known issues.
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All Applications with No Active Issues
The following example is a query for all applications with no active issues.
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All Applications Appearing in a Specific Category and Subcategory
The following example is a query for all applications assigned to the category of Department and the subcategory of either Human Resources or Finance.
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All Unassigned Applications
The following example is a query for all applications that have not yet been assigned to a category.
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