PCUI Saved Search query Producing dump

Hi Floks,
We have Un Expected issue with PCUI Saved Search Query which were saved before support pack Implementation.
Now when we select the old Saved Queries (saved Query before support pack Implementation) producing short Dump . Please find the below Error Message
Business Server Page (BSP) Error
What happened?
Call of BSP page terminated due to error.
Note
Following error text processed in system:
An exception with the type CX_SY_IMPORT_MISMATCH_ERROR occurred, but was neither handled locally, nor declared in a RAISING clause
Exception Class CX_SY_IMPORT_MISMATCH_ERROR
Error name CONNE_IMPORT_WRONG_STRUCTURE
Program CL_CRM_BSP_FRAME_SREQ=========CP
Include CL_CRM_BSP_FRAME_SREQ=========CM00B
ABAP Class CL_CRM_BSP_FRAME_SREQ
Method DO_ONSHOWLIST
Row 202
Long Text -
Error Type: Exception
Your SAP Business Server Pages Team
If we Create a New Query with same parameter values , query working pretty good..
Quick response will be appreciated
Regards
Raju..

Hi Adil Imran
Thanks for the update,
Problem was resolved by self ...By developing new program to delete the Default Queries in the Search Option
Regards
Raju

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Hi Adil Imran
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Is there a client event raised when selecting a different saved search in the af:query panel?
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I can think of one way... Like Frank said, you could try hooking up a query operation listener in a backing bean and use QueryOperationEvent to get what you want.
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Would that work for you?Hi, thanks for sharing that.
And I do appreciate that QueryOperationEvent would do the job in most cases, but there might be some cases where I would like to avoid a trip to the server if possible.
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After a few years in the community, this is my _first_ question to the boards ;-)
In speaking with a colleague today, I learned about an NI forum feature that would be useful for me. When I tried to configure it, I then learned that I didn't know how to use it. When I tried to learn how to use it, I further learned that it wasn't fully documented. So, I'd like some clarification :-)
The feature in question is "Search Query" which will send you an email when a forum search matches your query. What I don't know is:
What are the rules (syntax) for search queries? For example, I would like to search for single words, all the words that I specify, as well as exact phrases. How do I differentiate between multiword queries and exact phrase queries?
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The last place I looked was on the search results page itself. In the blue header that precedes the results, there's a link on the far left that says "Search Options" with a single option that says "Subscribe to this search's RSS Feed". While I could subscribe and use an RSS reader, I really would prefer email. I suppose if only one Search Query is possible, then this will be my workaround.
As a comment, why does the Search Options menu not also have a "Subscribe to this search" option, which would add another entry in the Search Query box? This is a noticeably different interface than the Thread Options menu.
[1] Subscriptions & Bookmarks
http://forums.ni.com/ni/user_subscriptions
[2] Frequently Asked Questions
http://forums.ni.com/ni/help_faq
Joe Friedchicken
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Hi Joe,
Thanks for all of the questions and congrats on posting your first question!
Unfortunately I think all of your questions come from the valid assumption that the search query functionality is more robust than it actually is. The search query functionality really only serves a single purpose and that is to email you when your phrase has been posted to the forums. For me, I use it to email me when my name is mentioned in the forums. It serves this purpose well since I have it set up to work off just a single search term. However I find that multiple word phrases are combined with an OR which is not as useful. The search query does not adhere to any common search syntax that you would expect (I believe we are the only community that uses this feature so it has not been improved upon).
The best way to set up both multiple word queries and multiple different queries is to use the RSS feed as you mentioned. This way you can tailor your search very specifically using different advanced search options and subscribe to them all in one feed reader without constantly getting emails. The search query emails do not adhere to the digest subscription settings. I find that the RSS feeds work very well for searches and I am fond of using them, but I do use an RSS Reader for many things so it is not out of my normal workflow.
Thank you for reading the Forum FAQ. I've done some work to improve it but I think it has a long way to go and it's good to know that people read it
Regards,
Laura
Web Support & Operations
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