For quick and easy searches you can use the standard search. Tap enter your search term in the input field and press the Enter key. Upper and lower case of the search terms is not considered in the search.
For the advanced search you can use the phrase search, the logical operators AND, OR and NOT and the placeholders * and ?
Placeholder
You can use wildcards to generalize or extend the search queries. So you can, for example, also find documents, the beginning of a shift, when searching for shift*, Shift number, shift information, etc. Even if you are working on are not sure of the spelling of a word or the exact name of a term, you can use the placeholders, e.g. System*administration for system component administration.
- The use of * means that after any character string instead of the placeholder is searched for.
- The use of ? has the effect that after any character instead of the placeholder is searched for.
Notice
Wildcards can only be placed at the end or within an expression, but not at the beginning of a search term. |
?
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Placeholder for a single character: Syst?m searches for all expressions with a
any character instead of ?.
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*
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Placeholder for several characters: complete* searches for all expressions with
one or more arbitrary characters instead of * (complete check, completeness check
etc.).
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~
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Wildcard for fuzzy search: User~ searches for all expressions that match the
search term are similar or their spelling does not match exactly with the spelling
of the search term matches.
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Logical operators
Several search terms can be connected by logical operators. Logical Operators can be used to specify or restrict the search.
Notice
When typing the logical operators, you must use CAPITAL LETTERS, so AND, OR and NOT. |
OR
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Non-exclusive OR operation. You do not have to create this link separately.
enter. It is always used if the search terms are entered without a link
become. This operator finds documents, in which only one or also
any combination of the search terms or phrases. Example: Search
for documents in which either the printout Start Application or Help appears
shall: "Start application" OR Help.
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AND
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If you are looking for documents in which several search terms must occur,
use the AND operator. Alternatively, a "+" sign before each expression
can be inserted. In this case, only documents are found which all start with AND
contain linked terms. Example: Search for documents in which the expressions
Sales and export statistics should occur simultaneously, e.g. sales AND "Export
Statistics"; or +sales+ "Export Statistics";
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NOT
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If you want to exclude search terms from the search, use the operator
NOT. Alternatively, a "-" sign can be inserted before each expression. Example:
Search for documents containing the expressions Statistics and Accounting
but not the Transactions printout, e.g. Statistics AND Subledger
NOT entries or +Statistics+Accounting-Transactions.
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Notice
The operator NOT can only be used in connection with more than one expression! Example: NOT system is not a valid search query. |