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Manage stored queries

Stored queries provide a way to save queries that are run often. The stored query can be either a query that is available to all users (public query), or a query that belongs to a specific user (private query).

A stored query is a query that is stored in the database and identified by a name. A private and a public stored query can have the same name; private stored queries from different owners can also have the same name.

You can have stored queries for BPEL process objects, task objects, or a combination of these two object types.

• Parameters in stored queries
  A stored query is a query that is stored in the database and identified by a name. The qualifying tuples are assembled dynamically when the query is run. To make stored queries reusable, you can use parameters in the query definition that are resolved at run time.
• Manage public stored queries
  Public stored queries are created by the system administrator. These queries are available to all users.
• Manage private stored queries for other users
  Private queries can be created by any user. These queries are available only to the owner of the query and the system administrator.
• Work with your private stored queries
  

  If you are not a system administrator, you can create, run, and delete your own private stored queries. You can also use the public stored queries that the system administrator created.

Business Process Choreographer EJB query API

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Parameters in stored queries