For example, apple pie or poached pear would retrieve any document that contained apple pie, poached pear, or both. OR Connector Use the OR connector in a search request to connect two expressions, at least one of which must be found in any document retrieved. (apple or banana) and (pear w/5 grape) would retrieve any document that (1) contains either apple OR banana, AND (2) contains pear within 5 words of grape. For example: apple pie and poached pear would retrieve any document that contains both phrases.
AND connector Use the AND connector in a search request to connect two expressions, both of which must be found in any document retrieved. Search terms may include the following special characters: Character Meaning? matches any character = matches any single digit * matches any number of characters % fuzzy search # phonic search ~ stemmingĢ & synonym search ~~ numeric range To enable fuzzy searching, phonic searching, synonym searching, or stemming for all search terms, check the boxes under Search features in the search dialog box. Example: (apple and pear) or (peach and banana) Noise words, such as if and the, are ignored in searches.
For best results, always enclose expressions with connectors in parenthesis. For example, apple and pear or orange could mean (apple and pear) or orange, or it could mean apple and (pear or orange). Examples: Search Request apple and pear apple or pear apple w/5 pear apple not w/12 pear apple and not pear apple w/5 xfirstword apple w/5 xlastword Meaning both words must be present either word can be present apple must occur within 5 words of pear apple must occur, but not within 12 words of pear only apple must be present apple must occur in the first five words apple must occur in the last five words If you use more than one connector (and, or, contains, etc.), you should use parentheses to indicate precisely what you want to search for. A "boolean" search request consists of a group of words, phrases, or macros linked by connectors such as AND and OR that indicate the relationship between them.
Examples: banana pear "apple pie" "apple pie" -salad +"ice cream" An "all words" search request is like an "any words" search except that all of the words in the search request must be present for a document to be retrieved. In an "any words" search, use quotation marks around phrases, put + in front of any word or phrase that is required, and - in front of a word or phrase to exclude it. 1 Search Requests (Overview) OnDemand supports three types of search requests: An "any words" search is any sequence of text, like a sentence or a question.
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