Default Search uses Simple Query Parsing to retrieve documents containing ALL
of the words in the query, including stemmed word variations. For example,
a search on benefits would return documents containing any of the words
benefits, benefit, or benefiting.
Below is an example:
health benefits
Finds documents containing stemmed variations of both health and benefits.
Boolean Search
Boolean Search uses Internet Query Parsing to retrieve documents containing ALL
of the words in the query, including stemmed word variations. For example,
a search on benefits would return documents containing any of the words
benefits, benefit, or benefiting. To search for
an exact phrase, or to turn off stemming, enclose the query in quotes. Searching in fields is available for the Title, Keywords, and Subject fields.
Below are some examples:
+"health" +"benefits"
Finds documents containing only the exact words health and benefits. Try it
+"health benefits"
Finds documents containing the exact phrase health benefits. Try it
+"health benefits" +eligibility
Finds documents containing both the exact phrase health benefits and stemmed variations of the word eligibility. Try it
+"health benefits" -eligibility
Finds documents containing the exact phrase health benefits and do not contain stemmed variations of the word eligibility. Try it
health benefits
If neither sign is associated with the search term, the results may include documents that do not contain the specified term as long as they meet other search criteria. Try it
+title:"health benefits"
Finds documents containing the exact phrase health benefits in the Title field. Try it
+subject:"health benefits"
Finds documents containing the exact phrase health benefits in the Subject field. Try it
+keywords:"health benefits"
Finds documents containing the exact phrase health benefits in the Keywords field. Try it
Rate this document
Rate the document for your query. Ratings range from +10 to -10 where higher numbers will make the respective document more popular for the associated query term(s) and -10 will make the respective document less popular for the associated query term(s).
