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Query

Detailed Description

The query ITK module provides user methods to ask and set query attributes, find a specific query with a specified name, find all queries in the database, ask for a list of user entries of a query, execute a query, set query search mode, and set query's display name mode.

Warning:
The constants defined below specify the size of variables. Do not write more than this number of bytes into the buffers.
Common Return Values

QRY_invalid_query - Specified tag is not that of a saved query object.
QRY_invalid_search_domain - Specified search domain is not valid.

Modules

Data Structures

Define attribute size

Sort Order

Typedefs

Enumerations

Functions

Define Documentation

#define OrderAscending   1

Definition at line 85 of file qry.h.

#define OrderDescending   2

Definition at line 86 of file qry.h.

#define QRY_class_size_c   32

Definition at line 76 of file qry.h.

#define QRY_clause_size_c   240

Definition at line 77 of file qry.h.

#define QRY_desc_size_c   512

Definition at line 75 of file qry.h.

#define QRY_name_size_c   128

Definition at line 74 of file qry.h.

#define QRY_uid_name_size_c   32

Definition at line 78 of file qry.h.

Typedef Documentation

typedef enum QRY_domain_e QRY_domain_t

typedef struct QRY_user_query_row_s QRY_user_query_row_t

typedef enum QRY_where_run_e QRY_where_run_t

Enumeration Type Documentation

enum QRY_domain_e

Enumerator:
QRY_DOMAIN_LOCAL 
QRY_DOMAIN_REMOTE 

Definition at line 39 of file qry.h.

enum QRY_where_run_e

Enumerator:
QRY_RUN_BY_TC  A standard query
QRY_RUN_BY_USER_EXIT  Calls USER_query_execute and displays text results
QRY_RUN_BY_USER_QUERY  Calls USER_execute_saved_query and displays returned objects
QRY_RUN_BY_KEYWORD_SEARCH  Calls user exit code that configures and uses search engine
QRY_RUN_BY_EINT_EXIT  Exit similar to user exit which belongs to eIntegrator
QRY_RUN_BY_BOM_REP  Calls internal ITKs to generate BOM report
QRY_RUN_BY_USAGEWC  Calls USAGEWC ITKs to return proxy objects from TcBOM
QRY_RUN_BY_TC_PLUS_PROCESS  A standard query plus post process results
QRY_RUN_BY_USER_EXIT_BO  Query which returns business objects, this is user exit query but does not return runtime ( external ) objects

Definition at line 47 of file qry.h.

Function Documentation

QRY_API int QRY_ask_class ( tag_t  query_tag,
char  qclass[QRY_class_size_c+1] 
)

Deprecated:
This function is deprecated and will be removed from Tc12. In Tc10 onwards, please use QRY_ask_class2
Returns the search class of the specified query.
Parameters:
query_tag  (I) Tag of the saved query
qclass  (O) Search class of the saved query

QRY_API int QRY_ask_class2 ( tag_t  query_tag,
char **  qclass 
)

Returns the search class of the specified query.

Parameters:
query_tag  (I) Tag of the saved query
qclass  (OF) Search class of the saved query

QRY_API int QRY_ask_description ( tag_t  query_tag,
char  qdesc[QRY_desc_size_c+1] 
)

Deprecated:
This function is deprecated and will be removed from Tc12. In Tc10 onwards, please use QRY_ask_description2
Returns the description of the specified query.
Parameters:
query_tag  (I) Tag of the saved query
qdesc  (O) Description of the saved query

QRY_API int QRY_ask_description2 ( tag_t  query_tag,
char **  qdesc 
)

Returns the description of the specified query.

Parameters:
query_tag  (I) Tag of the saved query
qdesc  (OF) Description of the saved query

QRY_API int QRY_ask_name ( tag_t  query_tag,
char  qname[QRY_name_size_c+1] 
)

Deprecated:
This function is deprecated and will be removed from Tc12. In Tc10 onwards, please use QRY_ask_name2
Returns the name of the specified query.
Parameters:
query_tag  (I) Tag of the saved query
qname  (O) Name of the saved query

QRY_API int QRY_ask_name2 ( tag_t  query_tag,
char **  qname 
)

Returns the name of the specified query.

Parameters:
query_tag  (I) Tag of the saved query
qname  (OF) Name of the saved query

QRY_API int QRY_ask_search_domain ( tag_t  query_tag,
QRY_domain_t *  search_domain 
)

Returns the current search domain of the specified saved query. The returned search domain value can be one of the following:

QRY_DOMAIN_LOCAL - Query will be executed at the local site against the local database
QRY_DOMAIN_REMOTE - Query will be executed at a remote site against a remote database

Restrictions:

Remote queries can only be executed in a D-Teamcenter environment.

Parameters:
query_tag  (I) Tag of the saved query
search_domain  (O) Current search domain of the specified saved query

QRY_API int QRY_ask_where_run ( tag_t  query_tag,
QRY_where_run_t *  where_run 
)

Parameters:
query_tag  (I)
where_run  (O)

QRY_API int QRY_compute_sort_preference_names ( tag_t  query_tag,
char **  keyname,
char **  ordername,
char **  pkeyname,
char **  pordername 
)

Parameters:
query_tag  (I)
keyname  (OF)
ordername  (OF)
pkeyname  (OF)
pordername  (OF)

QRY_API int QRY_describe_query ( tag_t  query_tag,
int *  num_clauses,
char ***  attr_names,
char ***  entry_names,
char ***  logical_ops,
char ***  math_ops,
char ***  values,
tag_t **  lov_tags,
int **  attr_types 
)

Returns full details (i.e., full details of each clause in string lists) of the specified query. This ITK is primarily used by Teamcenter-PC where the details are used to reconstruct a query form.

Parameters:
query_tag  (I) Tag of the saved query
num_clauses  (O) Number of clauses in this query
attr_names  (OF) num_clauses List of attribute names. Number of list elements is the same as num_clauses.
entry_names  (OF) num_clauses List of user entry names. Number of list elements is the same as num_clauses. For fixed entry clause, that entry name element will be a NULL string.
logical_ops  (OF) num_clauses List of logical operators
math_ops  (OF) num_clauses List of math operators
values  (OF) num_clauses List of default values. Each value corresponds to each attribute. If there is no default value defined for a particular clause, that value element will be a NULL string.
lov_tags  (OF) num_clauses List of LOV tags. If there is no LOV that corresponds to the attribute, that lov_tag element will be 0.
attr_types  (OF) num_clauses List of attribute types

QRY_API int QRY_execute ( tag_t  query_tag,
int  entry_count,
char **  entries,
char **  values,
int *  num_found,
tag_t **  results 
)

Executes the saved query with the specified user entries and returns the number of found objects and object tags. Use the MEM_free to free the memory pointed to by results. Use QRY_find_user_entries to get a list of user entries. You do not have to have all the user entries in your entries array for execution. The entries array can be equal or less than the user entries found by QRY_find_user_entries ITK. However, the size of the values array should be the same as the entries array so that each entry is matched with a value.

Parameters:
query_tag  (I) Tag of the saved query
entry_count  (I) Number of user entries in this query
entries  (I) Array of user entries
values  (I) Array of values for the user entries. Each array element, values[n], specifies the value of entries[n].
num_found  (O) Number of found objects
results  (OF) num_found List of found object tags

QRY_API int QRY_execute_at_site ( int  site_id,
tag_t  query_tag,
int  entry_count,
char **  entries,
char **  values,
int *  num_found,
tag_t **  results 
)

Executes the saved query at the specified site.

Restrictions:

Valid only in a D-Teamcenter environment.

Parameters:
site_id  (I) Site ID of remote site where the query will executed. If zero, the query will be executed at the default ODS site.
query_tag  (I) Tag of the saved query
entry_count  (I) Number of user entries in this query
entries  (I) Array of user entries
values  (I) Array values for the user entries. Each array element, values[n], specifies the value of entries[n].
num_found  (O) Number of objects found
results  (OF) num_found List of found object tags

QRY_API int QRY_execute_at_site_with_sort ( int  site_id,
tag_t  query_tag,
int  entry_count,
char **  entries,
char **  values,
int  num_to_sort,
char **  keys,
int *  orders,
int *  num_found,
tag_t **  results 
)

This API executes the query at the given site. It returns the published objects that meet the given search criteria. The order of the objects in the returned array is determined according to the given sort criteria.

Return Values:

QRY_enquiry_not_available - Invalid query
QRY_not_a_number - String xxx is found when expecting a number. Please see other query error codes.

Parameters:
site_id  (I) The site id
query_tag  (I) The tag of a remote query object
entry_count  (I) The number of the user entries
entries  (I) The array of the user entry names
values  (I) The array of the values. Each user name in the "entries" array must have a corresponding value in the "values" array.
num_to_sort  (I) The number of the PublicationRecord class attributes to be sorted
keys  (I) The array of the names of the attributes that the found objects are to be sorted against. An attribute must be from the PublicationRecord class.
orders  (I) The array of the sort orders. The possible values of a sort order are:
1 (Ascending Order)
2 (Descending Order)
num_found  (O) The number of the found objects
results  (OF) num_found The tag array of the found objects

QRY_API int QRY_execute_bus_obj_query ( char *  requestId,
tag_t  typeTag,
int  entryCount,
char **  entryNames,
char **  entryValues,
char **  entryMathOp,
char **  entryLogicOp,
int *  componentCount,
tag_t **  componentTags 
)

Parameters:
requestId  (I) A string representing the execute operation request
typeTag  (I) Tag of business object type
entryCount  (I) Number of user entries in this query
entryNames  (I) Array of property names
entryValues  (I) Array of property values
entryMathOp  (I) Array of property values
entryLogicOp  (I) Array of property values
componentCount  (O) Number of objects found
componentTags  (OF) Array of tags for found objects

QRY_API int QRY_execute_on_list ( tag_t  query_tag,
int  entry_count,
char **  entries,
char **  values,
int  limit_list_count,
tag_t *  limit_list,
int *  num_found,
tag_t **  results 
)

Executes the saved query with the specified user entries and returns the number of found objects and object tags of those objects in the database that are also in the limit_list. If the limit_list is null, or the limit_list_count is 0, the objects returned are exactly the same as those returned by QRY_execute. Use MEM_free to free the memory pointed to by results. Use QRY_find_user_entries to get a list of user entries. You do not have to have all the user entries in your entries array for execution. The entries array can be equal or less than the user entries found by QRY_find_user_entries ITK. However, the size of the values array should be the same as the entries array so that each entry is matched with a value.

Restrictions:

This function does not work with user_exit_queries.

Parameters:
query_tag  (I) Tag of the saved query
entry_count  (I) Number of user entries in this query
entries  (I) Array of user entries
values  (I) Array of values for the user entries. Each array element, values[n], specifies the value of entries[n].
limit_list_count  (I) The number of tags in the limit_list
limit_list  (I) The list of object tags used to limits the search
num_found  (O) The number of objects found
results  (OF) num_found The list of object tags of the objects found in the database intersected with the limit_list tags.

QRY_API int QRY_execute_on_list_with_sort ( tag_t  query_tag,
int  entry_count,
char **  entries,
char **  values,
int  limit_list_count,
tag_t *  limit_list,
int  num_to_sort,
char **  keys,
int *  orders,
int *  num_found,
tag_t **  results 
)

This API returns the objects that meet the given search criteria and that are in the given limit list. The order of the objects in the returned array is determined according to the given sort criteria.

For other arguments, please see QRY_execute_with_sort

Parameters:
query_tag  (I) The tag of a saved query object
entry_count  (I) The number of the user entries
entries  (I) The array of the user entry names
values  (I) The array of the values. Each user name in the "entries" array must have a corresponding value in the "values" array.
limit_list_count  (I) The length of the limit_list array
limit_list  (I) The tag array of the objects
num_to_sort  (I) The number of the class attributes to be sorted
keys  (I) The array of the names of the attributes that the found objects are to be sorted against. An attribute must be from the query target class.
orders  (I) The array of the sort orders. The possible values of a sort order are:
1 (Ascending Order)
2 (Descending Order)
num_found  (O) The number of the found objects
results  (OF) num_found The tag array of the found objects

QRY_API int QRY_execute_query ( tag_t  queryTag,
int  entryCount,
char **  entryNames,
char **  entryValues,
int  limitCount,
tag_t *  limitList,
int  resultsType,
int *  componentCount,
int **  hierarchicalMap,
tag_t **  componentTags 
)

This API returns the objects that meet the given search criteria and that are in the given limit list. This API also takes into account any sort preferences, where-run, and search domain, when executing the search.

Parameters:
queryTag  (I) Tag of saved query to execute
entryCount  (I) Number of user entries in this query
entryNames  (I) Array of user entries
entryValues  (I) Array of values for the user entries. Each array element, value[n], specifies the value of entries[n]
limitCount  (I) Number of tags in the limit_list
limitList  (I) List of object tags used to limit the search scope
resultsType  (I) An integer specifying the results type - 0 (flat), 1 (hierarchical)
componentCount  (O) Number of objects found
hierarchicalMap  (O) If the results type is specified as "hierarchical", this integer array acts as a map for the found objects to be presented in a hierarchical fashion
componentTags  (OF) Array of tags for found objects

QRY_API int QRY_execute_query_with_cancel_option ( char *  queryrequestId,
tag_t  queryTag,
int  entryCount,
char **  entryNames,
char **  entryValues,
int  limitCount,
tag_t *  limitList,
int  resultsType,
int *  componentCount,
int **  hierarchicalMap,
tag_t **  componentTags 
)

Parameters:
queryrequestId  (I) A string representing the execute operation request
queryTag  (I) Tag of saved query to execute
entryCount  (I) Number of user entries in this query
entryNames  (I) Array of user entries
entryValues  (I) Array of values for the user entries. Each array element, value[n], specifies the value of entries[n]
limitCount  (I) Number of tags in the limit_list
limitList  (I) List of object tags used to limit the search scope
resultsType  (I) An integer specifying the results type - 0 (flat), 1 (hierarchical)
componentCount  (O) Number of objects found
hierarchicalMap  (O) If the results type is specified as "hierarchical", this integer array acts as a map for the found objects to be presented in a hierarchical fashion
componentTags  (OF) Array of tags for found objects

QRY_API int QRY_execute_tuples ( tag_t  query_tag,
int  entry_count,
char **  entries,
char **  values,
int  limit_list_count,
tag_t *  limit_list,
int *  num_rows,
int *  num_cols,
tag_t **  results 
)

Executes the saved query with the specified user entries, limited by the limit_list. If the limit_list is null, or the limit_list_count is 0, the limit list is ignored and the query is run against all data in the database.

Returned is a list of object tags organized as tuples (subsets). The list is num_rows * num_cols long. Each tuple subset corresponds to one result, comprising of qualifying objects from multiple levels of the queried object hierarchy. The classes of objects that are selected to be part of the tuple subset are determined by the class names in the query criteria.

Example 1: If the query is: Find all Items where the Item Revisions have a Specification Dataset with name = "xyz1", then each tuple subset will contain: Item, qualifying Item Revision and qualifying Dataset. The num_cols return value will be 3. The result list will contain Item tag 0, Item Revision tag 0, Dataset tag 0, Item tag 1, Item Revision tag 1, Dataset tag 1 and so on... for as many entries in the database that satisfy the query.

Example 2: If the query is: Find all Item Revisions that have a Specification Dataset with name = "xyz1" AND Form of type Item Revision Master with user_data_1 = "xyz2", then each tuple subset will contain: Item Revision, qualifying Dataset, qualifying Form and qualifying Item Revision Master. The num_cols return value will be 4. The result list will contain Item Revision tag 0, Dataset tag 0, Form tag 0, Item Revision Master tag 0, Item Revision tag 1, Dataset tag 1, Form tag 1, Item Revision Master tag 1 and so on... for as many entries in the database that satisfy the query.

Use the MEM_free to free the memory pointed to by results. Use QRY_find_user_entries to get a list of user entries. You do not have to have all the user entries in your entries array for execution. The entries array can be equal or less than the user entries found by QRY_find_user_entries ITK. However, the size of the values array should be the same as the entries array so that each entry is matched with a value.

Restrictions:

This function does not work with user_exit_queries.

Parameters:
query_tag  (I) Tag of the saved query
entry_count  (I) Number of user entries in this query
entries  (I) Array of user entries
values  (I) Array of values for the user entries. Each array element, values[n], specifies the value of entries[n].
limit_list_count  (I) The number of tags in the limit_list
limit_list  (I) The list of object tags used to limits the search
num_rows  (O) The number of tuples found
num_cols  (O) The number of objects in each tuple
results  (OF) num_found The list of object tags of the objects found in the database intersected with the limit_list tags. num_rows*num_cols long.

QRY_API int QRY_execute_user_exit_query ( tag_t  query_tag,
int  entry_count,
char **  entries,
char **  values,
int *  num_columns,
char ***  results,
QRY_user_query_row_t **  rows 
)

Parameters:
query_tag  (I)
entry_count  (I)
entries  (I)
values  (I)
num_columns  (O)
results  (OF) num_columns
rows  (OF)

QRY_API int QRY_execute_with_sort ( tag_t  query_tag,
int  entry_count,
char **  entries,
char **  values,
int  num_to_sort,
char **  keys,
int *  orders,
int *  num_found,
tag_t **  results 
)

This API returns the objects that meet the given search criteria. The order of the objects in the returned array is determined according to the given sort criteria.

Return Values:

QRY_enquiry_not_available - invalid query
QRY_not_a_number - String xxx is found when expecting a number. Please see other query error codes.

Parameters:
query_tag  (I) The tag of a saved query object
entry_count  (I) The number of the user entries
entries  (I) The array of the user entry names
values  (I) The array of the values. Each user name in the "entries" array must have a corresponding value in the "values" array.
num_to_sort  (I) The number of the class attributes to be sorted
keys  (I) The array of the names of the attributes that the found objects are to be sorted against. An attribute must be from the query target class.
orders  (I) The array of the sort orders. The possible values of a sort order are:
1 (Ascending Order)
2 (Descending Order)
num_found  (O) The number of the found objects
results  (OF) num_found The tag array of the found objects

QRY_API int QRY_extent ( int *  query_count,
tag_t **  query_tags 
)

Returns the number of saved queries and a list of saved query tags. Use MEM_free to free the memory pointed to by query_tags.

Parameters:
query_count  (O) Number of the saved queries or the size of the array
query_tags  (OF) query_count List of saved query tags

QRY_API int QRY_find ( const char  name[QRY_name_size_c+1],
tag_t *  query_tag 
)

Deprecated:
This function is deprecated and will be removed from Tc12. In Tc10 onwards, please use QRY_find2
Performs a case sensitive search for the specified query name and returns its tag.
Parameters:
name  (I) Name of the query
query_tag  (O) Tag of the saved query

QRY_API int QRY_find2 ( const char *  name,
tag_t *  query_tag 
)

Performs a case sensitive search for the specified query name and returns its tag.

Parameters:
name  (I) Name of the query
query_tag  (O) Tag of the saved query

QRY_API int QRY_find_objects_based_on_attributes_and_values ( char *  class_name,
int  attribute_count,
char **  names,
char **  operations,
char **  values,
char **  clauses_rules,
int *  num_rows,
tag_t **  results 
)

Finds the objects of the input class with the specified attributes & values.

Example 1:

If the query is: Find all Items where object_name = "x*z1;x*z2" AND object_type="Document",

Use the MEM_free to free the memory pointed to by results.

Restrictions: At present operations supports = operation. In future this will be extened for other operations too This function designed to work for local queries only.

Parameters:
class_name  (I) primiary class to find the objects
attribute_count  (I) Number of user entries in this query
names  (I) Array of attribute names
operations  (I) Array of operations
values  (I) Array of values for attribute names and operations Each array element, values[n], specifies the value of entries[n].
num_rows  *<(I) Array of values to club different clauses. For example AND,OR etc. At present AND is assumed. For future use only. Right now pass NULL (O) The number of objects found
results  (OF)num_found The list of object tags of the objects found in the database.

QRY_API int QRY_find_user_entries ( tag_t  query_tag,
int *  entry_count,
char ***  entries,
char ***  values 
)

Finds all user entries of the specified query. Use MEM_free to free the memory pointed to by entries and values.

Parameters:
query_tag  (I) Tag of the saved query
entry_count  (O) Number of user entries in this query
entries  (OF) entry_count Array of user entries
values  (OF) entry_count Array of default values for the user entries. Each array element, values[n], specifies the default value of entries[n]. A values[n] can be an empty string if there is no default value defined.

QRY_API int QRY_ignore_case_on_search ( logical  ignore_case  ) 

Sets the TC_ignore_case_on_search preference for the current ITK session. This ITK does not set the value in the preference file.

If ignore_case is TRUE, searching will be case insensitive.
If ignore_case is FALSE, searching will be case sensitive.

Parameters:
ignore_case  (I) Flag for case insensitive or sensitive search

QRY_API int QRY_readFromFile ( char *  fileName,
char **  queryName 
)

Parameters:
fileName  (I)
queryName  (OF)

QRY_API int QRY_set_class ( tag_t  query_tag,
const char  qclass[QRY_class_size_c+1] 
)

Deprecated:
This function is deprecated and will be removed from Tc12. In Tc10 onwards, please use QRY_set_class2
Sets the search class of the specified query. It is not saved to the database until an explicit call to AOM_save occurs.

Note:
Maximum length is 32 characters. Ensure that query clauses or the attribute-value pairs of the query are still valid for the new search class. Otherwise, this query can be invalidated.
Parameters:
query_tag  (I) Tag of the saved query
qclass  (I) Search class of the query to be saved

QRY_API int QRY_set_class2 ( tag_t  query_tag,
const char *  qclass 
)

Sets the search class of the specified query. It is not saved to the database until an explicit call to AOM_save occurs.

Note:
Maximum length is 32 characters. Ensure that query clauses or the attribute-value pairs of the query are still valid for the new search class. Otherwise, this query can be invalidated.
Parameters:
query_tag  (I) Tag of the saved query
qclass  (I) Search class of the query to be saved

QRY_API int QRY_set_description ( tag_t  query_tag,
const char  qdesc[QRY_desc_size_c+1] 
)

Deprecated:
This function is deprecated and will be removed from Tc12. In Tc10 onwards, please use QRY_set_description2
Sets the description of the specified query. It is not saved to the database until an explicit call to AOM_save occurs.

Note:
Maximum length is 512 characters.
Parameters:
query_tag  (I) Tag of the saved query
qdesc  (I) Description of the query to be saved

QRY_API int QRY_set_description2 ( tag_t  query_tag,
const char *  qdesc 
)

Sets the description of the specified query. It is not saved to the database until an explicit call to AOM_save occurs.

Note:
Maximum length is 512 characters.
Parameters:
query_tag  (I) Tag of the saved query
qdesc  (I) Description of the query to be saved

QRY_API int QRY_set_name ( tag_t  query_tag,
const char  qname[QRY_name_size_c+1] 
)

Deprecated:
This function is deprecated and will be removed from Tc12. In Tc10 onwards, please use QRY_set_name2
Sets the name of the specified query. It is not saved to the database until an explicit call to AOM_save occurs.

Note:
The query name must be unique and the maximum length is 128 characters.
Parameters:
query_tag  (I) Tag of the saved query
qname  (I) Name of the query to be saved

QRY_API int QRY_set_name2 ( tag_t  query_tag,
const char *  qname 
)

Sets the name of the specified query. It is not saved to the database until an explicit call to AOM_save occurs.

Note:
The query name must be unique and the maximum length is 128 characters.
Parameters:
query_tag  (I) Tag of the saved query
qname  (I) Name of the query to be saved

QRY_API int QRY_set_name_mode ( tag_t  query_tag,
logical  name_mode 
)

Sets the name mode of the specified query to display real property names or to display presentation names. Default name mode is presentation mode. Set name_mode to TRUE for real property name, and set name_mode to FALSE for presentation name.

Parameters:
query_tag  (I) Tag of the saved query
name_mode  (I) TRUE for real property name and FALSE for presentation name

QRY_API int QRY_set_search_domain ( tag_t  query_tag,
QRY_domain_t  search_domain 
)

Sets the domain of a saved query to specified search domain. The search domain value can be one of the following:

QRY_DOMAIN_LOCAL - Query will be executed at the local site against the local database
QRY_DOMAIN_REMOTE - Query will be executed at a remote site against a remote database

Restrictions:

Remote queries can be executed only in a D-Teamcenter environment.

Parameters:
query_tag  (I) Tag of the saved query
search_domain  (I) Search domain to set for the specified query

QRY_API int QRY_set_where_run ( tag_t  query_tag,
QRY_where_run_t  where_run 
)

Parameters:
query_tag  (I)
where_run  (I)

QRY_API int QRY_update_fts_index ( tag_t  object_tag,
logical  delete_index 
)

Update / delete the FTS index of the given object. It will index the object only if it is mentioned as a Type under the preference “TC_fts_indexed_types”.

Parameters:
object_tag  (I) The tag of the object whose FTS index you want to update.
delete_index  (I) Whether to delete the FTS index of the given object.

QRY_API int QRY_writeToFile ( tag_t  query_tag,
char *  fileName 
)

Parameters:
query_tag  (I)
fileName  (I)