What can you do if you need to modify an existing query?

Editing the query details and resending it is the appropriate action when modifications are required for an existing query. This approach allows you to make necessary adjustments while retaining the original context and structure of the query, ensuring that it is still relevant and functional. By editing, you can quickly implement changes without the need for redundancy or the creation of additional items, thus streamlining your workflow.

Choosing to delete the query and create a new one involves unnecessary effort and complexity, as it doesn't leverage the existing work. Creating a duplicate of the query could lead to confusion or clutter in your files, as you would have two similar queries without a clear distinction of purpose. Archiving the query and ignoring it would prevent any updates from being made, which goes against the goal of modifying the query to meet current needs.