Named Query Reference

Learn the required syntax for named queries in S-Docs. Start with structure, then move to examples, advanced patterns, and SOQL fundamentals when needed.

Use this section when you need exact syntax for named queries.

These reference pages help you define reusable query blocks, understand merge field patterns, work through advanced retrieval patterns, and start from working examples.

If you need a first walkthrough, start with Creating Your First Named Query (Tutorial).

If you already have a query block and need exact syntax, stay in this reference set.

Recommended flow

If you are new to named query syntax, read these pages in order:

1. Named Query Structure
2. Named Queries in DOCX and PPTX
3. Named Query Working Examples
4. How to: Advanced Data Retrieval with Named Queries

Use Introduction to SOQL if the query itself is the blocker.

Start here when you want the fastest path from syntax to working output.

Start with one of these five reference paths:

Named Query Structure

Learn the required tags and merge field pattern.

Named Query Structure

Named Queries in DOCX and PPTX

Use square-bracket syntax for named query blocks and merge fields in DOCX and PPTX templates.

Named Queries In Microsoft Templates (DOCX, PPTX, XLSX)

Named Query Working Examples

Start from copy-paste examples for aggregates, filters, and offsets.

Named Query Working Examples

Advanced Data Retrieval

Learn how to combine filters, offsets, aggregates, and grouped-result patterns.

https://github.com/kvantiem-sdocs/Developer-Hub-Documentation/tree/main/advanced-template-logic/named-query/how-to-advanced-data-retrieval-with-named-queries.md

Introduction to SOQL

Review `SELECT`, `WHERE`, `ORDER BY`, `LIMIT`, aggregates, and relationship queries.

Introduction to SOQL