EM Impact CQL searching
This page contains CQL (Crisisworks Query Language) examples for Emergency Management Victoria reporting requirements.
Overview
Searching and FilteringCQL (Crisisworks Query Language) can be used to perform advanced searches. They allow you to use structured queries to search for content.
This page contains specific CQL examples for EM Impact reporting requirements. These can be copied and pasted into the search to find assessments that align with the EMV reporting parameters.
You MUST be in the correct Recovery module register for these searches to work
Query examples

Persons queries
Commercial queries
EMIA-13 Buildings Damaged Value* (excl. agriculture)
In Recovery > Private Assets:
*To calculate the total damaged value, export the resulting records to a report. Ensure the 'Approximate damage value' field is included in the export. The total value can then be calculated by summing this field in the downloaded file.
EMIA-15 Financial Loss value* (non-building)
In Recovery > Private Assets:
*To calculate the total destroyed value, export the resulting records to a report. Ensure the 'Approximate damage value' field is included in the export. The total value can then be calculated by summing this field in the downloaded file.
EMIA-17 Buildings Destroyed Loss Value* (excl. agriculture)
In Recovery > Private Assets:
*To calculate the total destroyed value, export the resulting records to a report. Ensure the 'Approximate damage value' field is included in the export. The total value can then be calculated by summing this field in the downloaded file.
Infrastructure queries
EMIA-21 Local Community Facilities Damaged (Loss Value*)
In Recovery> Infrastructure:
*To calculate the total destroyed value, export the resulting records to a report. Ensure the 'Approximate damage value' field is included in the export. The total value can then be calculated by summing this field in the downloaded file.
EMIA-23 Local Community Facilities Destroyed (Loss value*)
In Recovery> Infrastructure:
*To calculate the total destroyed value, export the resulting records to a report. Ensure the 'Approximate damage value' field is included in the export. The total value can then be calculated by summing this field in the downloaded file.
Residential queries
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