# Edit, Delete a query

### Edit a query <a href="#od_146b6a39" id="od_146b6a39"></a>

To edit a query:

1. Select **Queries tab** then we can see all the queries with edit buttons at the right
2. Selecting **Edit** button

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3. We can edit data source, the query, its name, cache time, and other information
4. Click **Next** to successfully edit the query

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### Delete a query <a href="#od_15fd9017" id="od_15fd9017"></a>

To delete a query

1. Select **delete** button

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2. Select **yes** to delete your query

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{% hint style="info" %}
&#x20;You can not undo your action when you delete your query
{% endhint %}


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