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Basic Search Retrieval Type
Basic Siebel Search supports basic Boolean settings. For more information on Basic Search settings see Search Execution Settings.
Boolean Operators
A basic search license allows you to perform searches using the strict Boolean retrieval model. The strict Boolean retrieval model offers very precise control over what is retrieved during a search. This model will exclude desired text that does not conform exactly to the search criteria.
When searching for matching rows in a table or document, this model uses strict Boolean operations for combining search terms. There is no question of degree to which a match is found—all matches must be exact.
For example: performing a search for Computers AND Monitors would make sure that only documents or database records containing both words would be retrieved.
For a list of Boolean operators see Search Operators and Connectives.
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Siebel Search Administration Guide, Version 7.5, Rev A Published: 18 April 2003 |