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Sentinel 5.18.8 User Guide |
The Saved Searches page displays a summary list of all your saved searches. It allows you to conduct a search, edit a search, delete a search, and set a saved search as your default search.
To access the saved searches, first click the Home
> Investigations tab, then select Saved Searches from the Action menu (
). The
Saved Searches page opens. The list of searches can be sorted by clicking
on a column header. Under the list of current saved searches, the number
of searches displayed on the page is listed (for example, Showing
1 to 3 of 3 entries) and on the right side of that line are previous
and forward arrows. Click the arrows as needed to display any additional
searches. Click the X button to
return to the main Investigations tab page.
The available fields and buttons on the Saved Searches page are as follows:
| Field/Button | Description |
| Show ___ entries | Select from the drop-down list the number of entries to display on the page: 10, 25, 50 or 100. |
| Search | Enter the first few characters of the search name or date, to narrow the listed results. The list automatically filters based on what is entered in the field. |
| Search Name | The name of the search. |
| Date Created | The date when the search was created. |
| Default | Displays whether the search is a default search or not. See Set a Default Search. |
| Search | Click this button to perform the search with the saved search parameters. |
| Edit | Click this button to edit the parameters of the saved search. See Edit a Saved Search. |
| Delete | Click this button to delete the saved search. See Delete a Saved Search. |
To edit a saved search:
To delete a saved search, first click the Home > Investigations tab, then select Saved Searches from the Action menu. The Saved Searches page opens. Search for the saved search and/or locate the search in the list, and then click the Delete button. Click Ok to confirm.
| NOTE: You can delete any searches you create, but you cannot delete the default search. |
To set a saved search to be your default search: