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The Desktop provides a convenient user interface, displaying configurations, tools, and inspectors, with different options available for the different views.

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The following characters are treated as word separators: : , ; , , , < ,   = ,   > , ( , ) , ! , [ , ] , { , }

When a term contains a quotation mark, it must escaped by \ (backslash).

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SymbolDescription
+

Use this symbol before terms that must be included in the configurations you are searching for.

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titleExample - Searching using +

 +myUdrA


-

Use this symbol before terms that must not be included in the configurations you are searching for.

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titleExample - Searching using -

 +myUdrA -myUdrB


?

Use the this symbol in a term to perform a single character wildcard search.

You cannot use wildcard symbols within phrase queries.

You cannot use a wildcard symbol as the first character in a term.

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titleExample - Searching using ?

terminated_by("?")
test_1?


*

Use the this symbol in a term to perform a multiple character wildcard search.

You cannot use wildcard symbols within phrase queries.

You cannot use a wildcard symbol as the first character in a term.


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titleExample - Searching using *

my*Udr*
myUdr*


^<factor>

You can change the relevance level of matching configurations based on the terms found.  Use the ^ (caret) symbol with a factor value at the end of a term to boost it. The higher the boost factor, the more relevant the term will be.

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titleExample - Searching using ^<factor>

 myUdrA^1 myUdrB^2 myUdrC^3


~

Use this symbol at the end of the terms to perform a fuzzy search. For instance, to search for a term similar in spelling to "roam", use roam~. This search will 
find terms like foam and roams.

You cannot use fuzzy search in phrase queries.

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titleExample - Searching using ~

myUdr~


~<proximity>

You can search for terms that are within a specific distance from another term. To perform this type of search, use the ~ (tilde) symbol with a proximity value that denotes the row distance.

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titleExample - Searching using ~<proximity>

 "myUdrA myUdrB"~20



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