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- * : Multiple character wildcard searches
- ? : Single character wildcard search
- " : Used for partial or exact search
- NOT : Capiatl Capital letter NOT excluded excludes the following wordterm
Search for Wildcard Text Searches
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- Server alpha test
- Alpha server test
- App tester betaab-x1
When we search:
| Search keyword | Result | |
|---|---|---|
| te* | All assets match | add an asterisk at the end |
| test* | All assets match | |
| te | Nothing | |
| test |
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| server test |
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| "server test" |
| Query between double quotes |
| tester |
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| teste* |
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| tes? |
| Only one character matches for question mark, so "tester" does not return. |
- if you have an asset with name ab-
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- x1 you can search for ab-
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- *
Antoher example
We have following assets and their names are
- New York one
- New York two
New York two three
New York Not Here
When we search:
| Search keyword | Result | |
|---|---|---|
| New york | All assets match | |
| "New york one" |
| Exact search |
| "new york" NOT two |
| Must include "new york" but not two |
| "new york" NOT t* |
| Must include "new york" but not a have word start with t |
Please refer to Lucene's official document for wildcard searches
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When you surround text search terms with double quotes (i.ie "pandas and monkeys"), only exact matching results will be displayed.
| Search keyword | Matching attribute value | |
|---|---|---|
| "pandas and monkeys" | pandas and monkeys pandas and MONKEYS | Exactly must be the same. But not case sensitive |
| pandas and monkeys | pandas monkeys pandas monkeys monkeys pandas | any tokenized word will match |
Partial term search
Add a plus (+) sign before the terms with double quotes: +"new york"
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