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Troubleshooting Object Queries

I created a query to return objects from a specified folder. The query returned reusable objects. Why?: By default, when you run an object query, the query returns reusable objects that are visible to the current user.

To find both reusable and nonreusable objects in a specified folder, include the Reusable Status parameter and specify reusable and nonreusable values:
I created a query to return objects that use a specified label. The query returned reusable objects that use the specified label. Why?: By default, when you run a query to find objects associated with a label, the query returns labeled reusable objects. To find reusable and nonreusable objects that use a specified label, include the Reusable Status parameter and specify reusable and nonreusable values:
I created a query to search for labeled versioned objects. The query did not return older versions of labeled objects. Why?: By default, when you run a query to find labeled versioned objects, the query returns the latest checked-in version of objects. To find all versions of objects using the specified label, include the Latest Status parameter and specify latest checked-in and older values:
Do I need to edit the query condition after I change the name of a folder or label?: No. After you change the name of a folder or label, the Repository Service retrieves and uses the folder name or the label name in the query condition. The query returns the same results after you rename a folder or label.