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| - | ====== Search ====== | ||
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| - | Data objects in the RDMS are stored with their metadata. The metadata adds to the findability of data in the long term. If the users at a later stage want to again retrieve data stored on the RDMS, the metadata information can greatly simplify the process of both finding the desired data and providing important experimental details. | ||
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| - | When clicking the Search button a new screen opens. | ||
| - | * We have a simple search screen | ||
| - | * An advanced search screen | ||
| - | * And the option to save your search parameters | ||
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| - | ===== Advanced syntax ===== | ||
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| - | * When one types [a b] the search engine will search for [%a b%] | ||
| - | * ut if one will type [a & b] then it will search for [%a% **and** %b%] | ||
| - | This applies to the fields of text and all metadata fields on this form. | ||
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| - | Other options: | ||
| - | * [|] as **OR** condition: [a & b | b & c] will return [%a% and %b%] OR [%b% and %c%] | ||
| - | * [<>] **exact match** ("a b") will be 'a b' search. | ||