Once you have created a custom query you are able to name it and save it.
Where is this custom query actually saved - ie which directory
Thanks
* Saving a Custom Query
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Re: Saving a Custom Query
When you use the Query Menu options New Custom Query or Save As Custom Query that gives it a file-name and saves it automatically in the folder C:\ProgramData\Calico Pie\Family Historian\Queries\Custom\.
C:\ProgramData\Calico Pie\Family Historian\ is the glossary:family_historian_program_data_folder|> Family Historian Program Data Folder where many Standard and Custom settings are saved, such as Diagram Types, Report Types, Fact Types, Queries, Plugins, etc.
C:\ProgramData\Calico Pie\Family Historian\ is the glossary:family_historian_program_data_folder|> Family Historian Program Data Folder where many Standard and Custom settings are saved, such as Diagram Types, Report Types, Fact Types, Queries, Plugins, etc.
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Re: Saving a Custom Query
Hi Mike
Thank you for your response.
The Standard Queries are stored in my computer as follows C:\Program Files (x86)\Family Historian\Queries
I have thoroughly searched my copy of Family Historian and there is no "Custom" directory.
If it helps, I am running Windows 10.
Thanks
Thank you for your response.
The Standard Queries are stored in my computer as follows C:\Program Files (x86)\Family Historian\Queries
I have thoroughly searched my copy of Family Historian and there is no "Custom" directory.
If it helps, I am running Windows 10.
Thanks
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Re: Saving a Custom Query
No, NOT C:\Program Files which is the installation folder (where Standard items can be retrieved as installed, but should NEVER be touched).
Checkout glossary:family_historian_program_data_folder|> Family Historian Program Data Folder that explains how to reveal the C:\ProgramData\ folder which is often Hidden, and is why I gave you that Knowledge Base link.
Checkout glossary:family_historian_program_data_folder|> Family Historian Program Data Folder that explains how to reveal the C:\ProgramData\ folder which is often Hidden, and is why I gave you that Knowledge Base link.
Mike Tate ~ researching the Tate and Scott family history ~ tatewise ancestry