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| Search Requirement | Lucene Query Syntax | Example | ||
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| View all the data in the selected event table. | Click Search without entering any value in the query field | N/A | ||
| Search using a part of the attribute value | Insert the asterisk after the part of the attribute as relevant
| If you are searching for a book by the
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| Search using more than one attribute | <ATTRIBUTE_NAME>:<ATTRIBUTE_VALUE> AND <ATTRIBUTE_NAME>:<ATTRIBUTE_VALUE> | If you are searching for a book written by Ronald Dahl which belongs to the Children's Fantasy category, you can search by the two attributes named
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| Search for records that match one of the matching criteria when multiple matching criteria is provided | <ATTRIBUTE_NAME>:<ATTRIBUTE_VALUE> OR <ATTRIBUTE_NAME>:<ATTRIBUTE_VALUE> | If you are searching for a book written by Robin Sharma or a book written by different author on the subject of Leadership, you can search by two attributes named
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Search for records with a specific attribute value that is within a defined range
| <ATTRIBUTE_NAME>:[<MINIMUM_VALUE> TO <MAXIMUM_VALUE>] | If you are searching for a book for which the count is between 100 and 200, you can use use the following query.
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For detailed information about the Lucene syntax, see Apache Lucene - Query Parser Syntax.
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