Overview

ProcessMaker Query Language (PMQL) is a custom language to search ProcessMaker data. Similar in ways to search query language (SQL), which is a standard language for storing, manipulating and retrieving data in databases, use PMQL to find Requests, Tasks, and Collection record information.

Use PMQL in the following ways:

• Requests: Perform advanced searches to find Request summaries.

• Tasks: Perform advanced searches through your Tasks.

• Collection records: Search through the records in a Collection.

To understand how to use PQML, understand the basic concepts how to compose a PMQL search query:

• Syntax: Syntax specifies how to compare, combine, exclude, or group the "building blocks" of a PMQL search query. An example of a comparative operator is to compare if the last name of a Request participant is (or is not) "Canera".

• Data types: Data types specify which type of ProcessMaker data to search. There are three data types in PMQL: Request, Task, and Collection.

• Properties: Properties are the "building blocks" from which to compose PMQL queries regardless of which data type a PMQL query applies. Some PMQL properties are a Process name, Request or Task status, who started a Request (also known as the Request starter), Request participants, and dates associated with Requests, Tasks, or Collection records.

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