Searching Tasks
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Use the searching tasks along the left side of the Logic Template editor under the SEARCHING task bar to add search commands to the logic template.
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The SEARCHING task bar allows you to select from a variety of different searches. The searches that are enabled depend on the indexes defined in the related load definition file. If no load definition file is related to the logic template, then none of the searches will be enabled. A >> next to a task indicates there are multiple types of searches for this particular task. Placing your mouse over this task will pop-up a sub-menu which will allow you to select from these tasks. To use the SEARCHING task bar, simply place the cursor in the logic template editor where the command is to be inserted and click the task you would like to insert. This will open the arguments dialog box for the particular task selected. |
The tasks available in the SEARCHING task bar include the following
Searching Tasks
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Locate records containing user identified words or phrases within a specified field across which the index was created. | |
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Identifies the keyword indexes which are to be treated as a single keyword index group. | |
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Search a number of individual keyword indexes as though they were a single large index. | |
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Search a numeric range index for records containing a value that lies within the same sub-range as a user-specified value, or to locate records containing a value that lies within a sub-range that is touched by a user specified range. | |
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Search a primary numeric range index for records containing a value that lies within the same sub-range as a user-specified value, or to locate records containing a value that lies within a sub-range that is touched by a user specified range. | |
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Search a timeline index for records containing a date/time value that lies within the same sub-timeline as a user specified date and time, or to locate records containing a date/time value that lies within a sub-timeline that is touched by a user specified date-time range. | |
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Search a primary timeline index or a sliding timeline index for records containing a date/time value that lies within the same sub-timeline as a user specified date and time, or to locate records containing a date/time value that lies within a sub-timeline that is touched by a user specified date-time range. | |
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Search a spatial index for records containing coordinates that lie within any of the spatial grid rectangles that are touched by the circular area being searched. | |
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Search a spatial index for records containing coordinates that lie within any of the spatial grid rectangles that are touched by the rectangular area being searched. | |
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Search a primary spatial index for records containing coordinates that lie within any of the spatial grid rectangles that are touched by the rectangular area being searched. | |
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Search a primary spatial index for records containing coordinates that lie within any of the spatial grid rectangles that are touched by the rectangular area being searched. | |
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Search a geo-spatial index for records containing coordinates that lie within any of the geo-spatial grid rectangles that are touched by the circular area being searched. | |
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Search a geo-spatial index for records containing coordinates that lie within any of the geo-spatial grid rectangles that are touched by the rectangular area being searched. | |
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Search a primary geo-spatial index for records containing coordinates that lie within any of the geo-spatial grid rectangles that are touched by the circular area being searched. | |
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Search a primary geo-spatial index for records containing coordinates that lie within any of the geo-spatial grid rectangles that are touched by the rectangular area being searched. | |
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Return all the records within a package. |
Note: After a search command has been entered into the logic template editor, you can simply double-click on the command name in the editor to open the argument dialog box for that command. If an incorrect number of arguments or an incorrect argument is specified, the default will be set in the argument dialog box.
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