Concordance > Concordance Databases > Concatenating Databases > Saving Searches in Concatenated Databases

When searching concatenated databases, Concordance searches across all concatenated databases but because it searches each dictionary file one by one, searches may take a bit longer.

Saving queries executed on concatenated databases is the same process as saving them when reviewing one database at a time. All searches from all databases in the concatenated set are saved. Query files are stored in a .qry file, and can be restored on a concatenated set as you would a single database. You just need the databases to be joined when you save the query and when you re-run the query. Re-running the queries on a concatenated database set gathers any updates made since the last time any database was reindexed.