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What is a CQL query?
A CQL query string, written in the CQL query language, represents a structured search. Running it returns a list of pages, blog posts, or other types of content that match the search criteria, optionally ordered as specified by the query.
For example, the following query returns the pages labeled "ai" in the "Tools" space, ordered by their titles:
space = "Tools" and type = page and label = "ai" order by title
How to write CQL queries in the Better Content Archiving app?
Use the app's own CQL fields, freely combined with Confluence's built-in fields and functions, to build powerful searches.
The pages below offer CQL query samples for common use cases, organized by topic:
- Status
- Views (view analytics)
- Updates (update analytics)
- Owners
- Expiration
- Archiving
- Excluded contents
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