Query Behavior

enaio® webclient 11.10

Objects are filed in enaio® in a hierarchical structure consisting of cabinets, folders, and registers. In the case of combined queries (see enaio® client\Combines searches ), where the search is run for specific documents in specific registers, objects that are not in a register are excluded by default in enaio®. Although it is currently not possible to create combined requests in enaio® webclient, this query behavior has an effect on combined requests that have been imported from enaio® client in enaio® webclient (see Using Saved Searches).

You can specify in the enaio® webclient settings whether objects without a register assignment should also be added to the hit list of your combined search request described above.

The settings for query behavior are synchronized between enaio® webclient and enaio® client. This means that the settings for query behavior that you make in enaio® webclient also apply to enaio® client and vice versa.

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Full-text Search

The search does not feature case sensitivity. A search term is also found as part of a string. Multiple search terms in the exact order as entered will be found if they are enclosed in quotation marks (").

Boolean
Operators

You can use the following Boolean operators:

AND

Finds the pages that contain all search terms.

Spaces, '+', and '&' function the same.

OR

Finds the pages that contain at least one of the search terms.

The pipe character (|) functions the same.

You can combine search terms and Boolean operators using parentheses.

Example: Paul AND (Peter OR Meyer)

The current portal area is used for the search. You can use Google to search through all portal areas.

Example: follow-ups site:help.optimal-systems.com

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