MX Query Builder simplifies the creation
of SQL queries through a visual editor. At first glance the editor may
appear complicated, but taken piece by piece it is simple to understand
and use. Take a look at its visual components:

Query List Panel - this panel contains a list of all previously stored queries. Here you can add, edit, or delete any saved queries, or search the list by name.
Tables panel - this panel displays a list of all the tables stored in the database you are currently connected to in Dreamweaver. The checkboxes are used for adding or removing the table from the Database Diagram.
Database Diagram - this diagram is a tool for representing your tables and the relationships between them visually. The checkboxes next to each table column allow fields to be added to the Query Management Panel.
Query Management Panel - the query management panel is where you will define the output of your query: columns to include, sorting, and group functions, such as SUM, AVG etc.
SQL/Results Preview Panel - this panel contains two tabs, one labeled SQL Query, and another labeled Results. These tabs let you see the SQL code, and its result, respectively.
MX Query Builder toolbar - the toolbar contains buttons for zooming in and out of the database diagram. This is useful when using a complex database structure with lots of tables and relationships between those tables. You can zoom out to see all the tables at once, or zoom back in to view specific details.
MX Query Builder menus - there are two menus: one labeled Query and one labeled Help. The Query menu has options for saving queries, editing basic MX Query Builder settings, printing the diagram, and closing the application. The Help heading automatically opens a help file where you can search for any topic regarding MX Query Builder.
In the next topic, you will
learn how to work with the Database Diagram
panel.