Searching for Objects
You can use the following options for your searches.
OR
To search for content that contains one of the search words, use the operator OR in capital letters.For example, to search for either 'cheese' or 'cake', use the phrase
cheese OR cake
AND
To search for content that contains all search words, use the operator AND in capital letters.For example, to search for both 'cheese' and 'cake', use the phrase
cheese AND cake
Wildcard search
Single character
To replace a single character, use a question mark (?)as a wildcard. For example, to search for 'cap', 'cat' or ‘can', use the phrase
c?n
Multiple characters
To replace multiple characters, use an asterisk (*) as a wildcard. For example, to search for 'chick', 'coconut', or 'chickpea', use the phrase
c*c
Searching by object ID
To search for objects by object ID, use the phrase id: <objectid>. For example, to find the object ID 123, use the phrase
id: 1232
Searching by object ID supports wildcard search. For example, the phrase
id: 123*
will return objects with IDs 1232, 12324, etc.
Grouping and combining search terms
You can use any combination of search terms together. For example:
c*c?
will return 'chick' but not 'chickpea'
To search for content that must contain 'flavor' but can contain either 'chocolate' or 'vanilla', use brackets to group the search terms:
(chocolate OR vanilla) AND flavor
You can also combine various search terms, for example:
o?tag* AND ("blog" AND "post")