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- Use keywords instead of questions. For example, search for subset instead of What is a subset?
- Unexpected results? Try a similar word. For example, try searching for delete instead of remove.
- Zero results returned? If you search on a commonly-used word like a, the, or about, no results will be returned. Instead try adding another entry to your search. For example, use about categories instead of just about.
- For an exact match, enclose a phrase in double quotation marks (" ").
- Partial word searching is supported. For example, searching for know returns results for Knowledge.
- Boolean operators (AND, OR, and NOT) are supported. These operators use logic to connect your search terms together to either narrow or broaden search results.
- Using Boolean operators incorrectly (e.g., as the first term in your search query) may result in an error. Rephrase your search query and try again.
- The search engine assumes an AND exists between each word in your search phrase (e.g., the phrase content manager is understood by the search engine to be content and manager).
- To broaden search results, use OR between two words (e.g., prod or production).
- To exclude specific words, use NOT before that word (e.g., prod not test).