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Export and Import Searches

May 25, 2023

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XenCenter enables you to save search queries as .xensearch files. When you export and save a search query, only the search query is saved, and not the results.

To export the current search

On the Search tab, select Export.
Enter a file name and location.
Click Save to confirm.

To import a search

On the Search tab, select Import. Alternatively, on the XenCenter File menu, select Import Search.
Browse to locate the exported search file (file name extension .xensearch) and then click Open. The imported search is performed immediately, displaying results on the Search tab.

To save the imported search as a new custom search

Click Save.
Specify a Name for the search query.
Choose the Location where to store the search query metadata.
Click Save to confirm.

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Export and Import Searches

May 25, 2023

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May 25, 2023

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Export and Import Searches

To export the current search

To import a search

To save the imported search as a new custom search

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