Use parameters, operations, and the where clause to build a query.
You can structure a query by using parameters, comparison operators, logical operators, and the where clause. You can control the query precedence by using parentheses.
A query is structured with the following elements:
Query parameters
Query parameters are categorized into subject, time, status, and location. Each query parameter must be combined with a comparison operator. For example,
mapping=Mapping1
Comparison operators
Comparison operators are used to specify criteria to query objects. Comparison operators are used with the query parameters to build a query.
Logical operators
Logical operators are used to test a condition in a query. Logical operators can have multiple query parameters. For example,
mapping=Mapping1 || createdBy=admin
Where clause
The where clause is used to restrict the query scope. For example,
name=mapping1 where project=project1, folder=folder1.