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last updated at 2022-09-21
Advanced term search is accessible on multiple occasions, but is functionally the same.
How to use
When using the advanced term search there are four options to further define what you are looking for.
- Term name keywords: Uses Apache Lucene query parser syntax on the term names.
- Term definition keywords: Uses Apache Lucene query parser syntax on the term definitions.
- Ontology dropdown: Search for the above keywords in only one specific ontology.
- Keep obsolete terms: To show obsolete terms in search results or not.
Apache Lucene query parser syntax
You can find in depth information on this topic on the source documentation from Apache Lucene.
Common use cases might include:
- Simple Search. Example
instrument model specifies that the result MUST contain instrument OR model.
+ operator. Example +instrument model specifies that the result MUST contain instrument and MAY contain model-/NOT operator. Example instrument model NOT SCIEX/instrument model -SCIEX specifies that the result MUST contain instrument OR model and MUST NOT contain SCIEX."" grouping. Example "instrument model" specifies that the result MUST contain instrument model.
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