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Available only for authenticated users.

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Overview

The My Query feature in urlDNA allows authenticated users to save and recover custom queries. This enables users to efficiently store frequently used search filters and retrieve them later without re-entering the criteria manually.

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Creating a My Query

Users can create a My Query by defining the following parameters:
  • Query Name: A unique name to identify the saved query.
  • Filters: Users can add one or more filters to define complex search criteria.

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Filter Structure

Each filter consists of:
  • Attribute: A selectable list of all searchable attributes (e.g., domain, IP, technology).
  • Operator: Defines the matching condition:
    • = (equals)
    • != (not equals)
    • LIKE (contains)
    • !LIKE (does not contain)
  • Value: The input value to match against the selected attribute.
  • Logical Operator: Used to chain multiple filters together.
    • First Filter: This acts as the base condition and does not require a logical operator.
    • Subsequent Filters: Must be joined using AND or OR.

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Understanding Logic

  • AND: Both conditions must be true. Use this to narrow down results (e.g., domain LIKE paypal AND malicious = true).
  • OR: Either condition can be true. Use this to expand results (e.g., country = US OR country = CA).

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Managing My Queries

Users have full control over their saved search logic:
  • Add/Edit Filters: Insert new conditions or modify existing ones. When adding a second filter, ensure a logical operator is selected.
  • Reorder Logic: Change the relationship between conditions by toggling between AND and OR.
  • Rename: Update the query name for better organization.
  • Delete: Permanently remove queries that are no longer needed.

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Quick Action: Save Search as My Query

A quick way to generate a My Query is from the Search page. After performing a search, users can save the current search filters as a new My Query. The system will automatically format the filters and logical operators based on your search criteria.