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Below are some useful search tips (Query Expression) to help you search using Conjungo. |
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| “ip telephony” |
The results which are only related to “ip telephony” are fetched. |
| voip |
Simple search which fetches the results that are related to the keyword voip. |
| scheduling software |
The results which are related to “scheduling” or “software” are fetched. |
| billing OR software |
The results which are related to “billing” or “software” are fetched. |
| + business + intelligence |
The results which contain both “business” and “intelligence” are fetched. |
| mobility AND solutions |
The results which contain both “mobility” and “solutions” are fetched. |
(network OR infrastructure) AND voip |
The results which contain voip and must also contain network and/or infrastructure, all in the default field are fetched. |
| java* |
The results which contain keywords that begin with java, like javaspaces, javaserver, and java.net are fetched. |
| java~ |
The results which contain keywords that are close to java [e.g. lava] are fetched |
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- Constructing Boolean queries textually is done using the operators AND, OR, and NOT. Terms listed without an operator [AND, OR & NOT] specified use an implicit operator, which by default is OR.
- The query example technology will be interpreted as either example OR technology or example AND technology, based on the implicit operator setting.
- Placing a NOT in front of a term excludes results matching the following term. Negating a term must be combined with at least one non-negated term to return results; in other words, it isn’t possible to use a query like the NOT term to find all results that don’t contain a term.
- Each of the uppercase word operators has shortcut syntax; table below illustrates various syntax (word order in phrases) equivalents.
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| Lengthy syntax |
Shortcut syntax |
| a AND b |
| a OR b |
| a AND NOT b |
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All the stop words [“The”, “That”, “There”,”where”,“a”, “in” etc] and punctuations [“.”, “,”] if entered will be filtered out. |
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