| Table of Contents | ||
|---|---|---|
|
Regular search
When navigating to a module, a search page can be presented to the user. This search page works with keywords. By default objects can be searched via fields like the reference or the name of the object. Depending on the object, other information can also be entered via the keywords search.
...
Below a lost of the most common search operators:
Method/operator | Description |
|---|---|
= | equal to |
= (exact) | equal to, excluding child objects 1 |
<> | unequal to |
< | smaller than |
<= | smaller or equal to |
> | larger than |
>= | larger or equal to |
Contains | the field contains the searched value |
Not contains | the field does not contain the searched value |
Starts | the field starts with the searched text value |
Ends | the field end with the searched text value |
Matches | an exact match on the searched text value |
Empty | search for objects where the field is empty |
Not empty | search for objects where the field is not empty (filled in) |
Using this operator is only relevant for fields/ objects that have a hierarchy. For example: problem types have a hierarchical structure. When using the operator ‘=’ the results for the sub problem types are also includes. When using the operator '=(exact)' only the results of the selected problem type are includes in the search result.
...