Save and export queries

Save and export queries and their results to use them in other contexts.

Save query

Save a query so that you and your team members can easily find it in the future. A saved query only includes the APL query itself, not the query results. Saved queries are automatically visible to all members of your Axiom organization. You can later find saved queries in the Datasets tab.

Create new saved query

1. Click Save in the top bar.
2. Axiom AI generates a descriptive name based on the query. Accept it or edit it to fit your needs.
3. Click Save.

Replace previously saved query

1. Click Save in the top bar.
2. Click Replace previously saved query.
3. Select the existing saved query that you want to overwrite.
4. Click Save.

Export query

To export a query and its results, click More in the top bar to access the following options:

• Add to dashboard lets you create dashboard elements based on the query and add them to a dashboard. For more information, see Create dashboard elements.
• Create new monitor lets you create a monitor based on the query. For more information, see Monitors.
• Copy results lets you copy the query results to your clipboard in JSON, CSV, TOON (structured), or TOON (list) format. TOON is a structured data format that's more efficient when sharing data with LLMs and other tools. Choose TOON (structured) for hierarchical data or TOON (list) for flat representations. For more information, see the TOON documentation.
• Download results lets you download the query results in JSON, CSV, TOON (structured), or TOON (list) format.
• Copy link with relative time copies a link to the query where the time range is relative to the time when you open the link. For example, if the time range of the query is the last 30 minutes, using the link shows query results for the 30-minute time range before opening the link.
• Copy link with absolute time copies a link to the query where the time range is fixed to the same time range that you see in the query when you create the link. This link shows query results for the same time range, irrespective of when you open the link.