Queries
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What It Is
Queries are PeopleSoft’s end-user reporting tool — saved SQL queries that users run from the PSQUERY interface, with optional prompts, output formats, and scheduled distribution. Each query is stored in PSQRYDEFN and broken out across PSQRYRECORD, PSQRYFIELD, and other tables for the records and fields it touches. psLens consolidates the query header, the records used, the field list, project membership, and (via the related-data toggles) the query tree placement and security access.
Search Page
URL: /queries?db={database}

Query search results for PT_%
Search auto-matches as starts with. Typing PT_ finds every query whose name begins with PT_. Include % yourself for ends-with (%_VW) or contains (%AUDIT%) patterns, or use % alone to list every row. Each card shows the query type (Public, Private, Archive, User), owner, and last-updated metadata. The Advanced Filters panel lets you filter by query type or owner.
Detail Page
URL: /queries/{QRYNAME}?db={database}

Query detail page for PTCPQFIELD_VW
The main pane shows Query Properties (type, owner, description, last-run metadata, version), Records Used (every record in the FROM list), and Fields (the SELECT and ORDER BY columns). The sidebar has 3 related-data toggles.

Full query detail page with all panels
Related Data Panels
Records Used

Every record in the query’s FROM clause
The list of records used by the query (PSQRYRECORD). Each record name deep-links into its own detail page so you can audit what the query reads.
Fields

The fields the query SELECTs, with record context and order
The SELECT field list (PSQRYFIELD) with record and field references, each link-resolved.
Included in Projects

App Designer projects that include this query
App Designer projects containing this query as a project item.
What This Consolidates
In Query Manager / Query Viewer:
- Search by name and open the query in Query Manager
- Walk the Records tab to see the joined records
- Walk the Fields tab to see SELECT and ORDER BY columns
- Tab to Properties for owner and last-run info
- Use a separate database query to find query tree placement and permission list access
psLens consolidates the structural view (records, fields, properties) on one page and adds project membership, useful for both audit work (which queries access sensitive tables?) and impact analysis (will deleting this record break any reports?).