How to use Boolean search: The following examples demonstrate some search strings that use boolean full-text operators: roman shropshire Find results that contain at least one of the two words. +roman +shropshire Find results that contain both words. +roman shropshire Find results that contain the word “roman”, but rank results higher if they also contain “shropshire”. +roman -shropshire Find results that contain the word “roman” but not “shropshire”. +roman +(>northumberland <shropshire) Find results that contain the words “roman” and “northumberland”, or “roman” and “shropshire” (in any order), but rank “roman northumberland” higher than “roman shropshire”. cambridge* Find results that contain words such as “cambridge”, “cambridgeshire. "stealth bomber” Enclosing a phrase with double quotes, find results that contain the exact phrase. One problem we have got with our Boolean seach is that the database server we are using is a shared server and we can not configure it to index any words with less than 4 letters. If you have to search for 3 letter words please use our other searches here. |
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