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The $queryId is the ID string that you received when you first created the query. You can also find the queries you need by using the List Saved Queries function.
Example:
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/* --- Method 1: Find the QueryID in the return array after saving a query --- */
//save query, returns object with unique Query ID
$res = $query->save($name, $type, $params);
//find the queryID
$queryId = $res["_id"];
/* --- Method 2: query all saved queries and choose the appropriate QueryID --- */
//Alternately, you can use $query->get() to return all saved queries
$res = $query->get();
//find the QueryID
$queryId = $res[0]["_id"]; |
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