Section 5.3 Advanced Search

Section 5.3 Advanced Search

Section 5.3       Advanced Search Builder

To access Advanced Search Builder, select the ellipsis (….) after the x Clear Button on the Search Bar.


Section 5.3.1                   Image Type

You can specify which images are searched. This allows you to search only those images related to content and exclude those that may have incorrect hits. You can add one or more image types to the search.

Section 5.3.2                   Add Criteria

A user can add additional criteria which refines the search. More criteria can be defined as either an ‘And’ statement or an ‘Or’ statement. The user can also use expressions or group the results. An example of an advanced search with all advanced features:

Section 5.3.2.1           And Statements

And statements ensure all search results meet all the criteria. The first four rows in the advanced search example must be met for a record to be returned in the results.

Section 5.3.2.2           Or Statements

Or statements will return records that meet all the criteria plus any records that have the criteria defined in the OR statement. The last two rows in the advanced search example will return records that meet all the criteria in the first four rows and may include either of the two other criteria.

Section 5.3.2.3           Field (Attribute) Selection

A user must define which attribute to apply the criteria statement to in the query of the data. A complete list of attributes for the project is listed in a drop down along with the system attributes and the extracted text (OCR). The Operators are defined by the attribute data type. See 4.3.2.5 Operators for a list of field types and the associated Operator(s) for each field type.

Section 5.3.2.4           Group By

Group by allows the user to group And Statements and Or Statements together. Groups are nested And and/or Or Statements as shown in the advanced feature example as Name Contains ‘organic’ OR Name Contains cranberry nested below the other criteria of Price is greater than 20 Price is less than 50 Discontinued is equal to Is false and First Ordered is before 2/1/2000.

Section 5.3.2.5           Operators

And Statements and Or Statements require operators to define the criteria. Operators are decided by the field type. Operators are grouped by the field type. Below is a table that lists each operator for the different field types.

Field Type

Operator(s)


Field Type

Operator(s)

Numerical

Is equal to


Date/Time

Is Null

Numerical

Is not equal to


Date/Time

Is not Null

Numerical

Is greater than or equal to


String

Contains

Numerical

Is greater than


String

Does not contain

Numerical

Is less than


String

Is equal to

Numerical

Is Null


String

Is not equal to

Numerical

Is not Null


String

Starts with

Date/Time

Is equal to


String

Ends with

Date/Time

Is not equal to


String

Is null

Date/Time

Is after or equal to


String

Is not Null

Date/Time

Is after


String

Is empty

Date/Time

Is before


String

Is not empty

Date/Time

Is before or equal to






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