Tutorial by Examples

name:"john doe"~1 Searches for multiple terms within a specific term distance (~1), i.e will find text containing john anonymous doe but not john second name doe

name:john Searches for a single term (joe) in a single field (name)

+firstname:john +surname:doe Matches documents where firstname is john and surname is doe. + predix indicates that the search term must occur (AND). +firstname:john -surname:doe Matches documents where firstname is john and surname is not doe. - predix indicates that the search term must not occu...

name:"john doe" Searches for multiple terms in specific order.

name:(john doe^5) The ^ indicator can be used to boost a search term to increase it's relevance level meaning that documents containing doe are more relevant than ones containing john

name:john* The * indicator allows you to do a wildcard search matching 0 or more characters after the search term john, will return documents containing john, johnson, john's, johnny and so on. name:do? The ? indicator allows you to do a wildcard search with a single character in the search term,...

age:[50 TO 60] Matches documents where age is between 50 and 60 including 50 and 60 age:{50 TO 60} Matches documents where age is between 50 and 60 excluding 50 and 60 age:[* TO 60] Matches documents where age is less than or equal to 60 age:[50 TO *] Matches documents where age is greater th...

{!join from=personid to=id fromIndex=AddressCore}address:Address1 So if you have two cores that look like this: PersonCore - id, name AddressCore - id, address, personid This will find all PersonCore documents at a specific address