Examples of using Message query in English and their translations into Russian
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To modify a status message query.
In the Status Message Query Properties dialog box, modify the name and comments for the status message query as needed.
To create a status message query.
Opens the Query Statement Properties dialog box from which you can definea new query or edit an existing query to be used in the status message query.
To view a status message query's properties.
Specifies a name for the status message query.
To use XDCC,one can send a private message(query) or send a CTCP command to a bot, using an IRC client.
Specifies the description for the status message query.
Click OK to close the Status Message Query Properties dialog box.
Comment Specify a description for the status message query.
Click OK to close the Status Message Query Properties dialog box.
Name Specify a unique and descriptive name for the status message query.
In the results pane, right-click the status message query you want to delete, and then click Delete.
Provides information about managing the results generated by a status message query.
Click Finish to create the status message query andclose the New Status Message Query Wizard.
Opens the Browse Query dialog box from which you can import an existing Configuration Manager 2007 status message query for use or modification.
Lists the variables within the current status message query that must be assigned a value before the query can run.
Import Query Statement Import a saved status message query(if desired).
Review the properties of the status message query on the General tab of the Status Message Query Properties dialog box.
Use the Configuration Manager 2007 Query Information dialog box to view information about the status message query and filter(if any) being displayed in the status message viewer window.
Use the General tab of the Configuration Manager 2007 Status Message Query Properties dialog box to modify the name and description of a status message query and also to edit or create the code for a new query or import an existing Configuration Manager 2007 query. .
Prompts for the computer's site server,opens a MMC window, and executes a status message query to return all status messages associated with the currently selected computer.
Use the Configuration Manager 2007 Prompted Status Message Query dialog box to specify values for variables within a status message query before the query runs.
In the results pane, right-click the status message query you want to view properties for, and then click Properties.
Provides information about the difference between filters and status message queries in Configuration Manager 2007.
Site database queries are different from status message queries.
The Status Message Queries node in the Configuration Manager console contains a list of all status message queries created on the site.
The following is a partial list of status message queries that you might find useful when monitoring for unauthorized activity.
An attacker could send a bogus status message to gain membership in a collection based on status message queries.
If your Configuration Manager 2007 site server islow on disk space, consider specifying status message queries carefully to limit the results returned.