Help for searching

Truncation

You have the ability to search for truncated words. There are three quantifier special characters for achieving this:

• *: any number of characters
• ?: 0 or 1 character
• !: exactly one character

You can use these truncation characters in any part of a word, in the beginning, at the end or inside the word.

Operators

• a AND b: records that match both a and b
• a OR b: records that match either a or b, or both (inclusive OR)
• a NOT b: records that match a, but not b

For more delicate search we can use proximity operators:

• a nW b: records that contain a and b in this order and there is at most n words between them.
• a nN b: records that contain a and b in any order and there is at most n words between them.