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EDG Tutorial B - Doc Summary - How Do I Query? (XAP 6.6 Documentation) Before you begin, you can take a look at this section, which summarizes the different query methods and shows how to index fields to speed up query based operations. If you're already familiar with the {{SQLQuery}} API, you can jump ...