TERM
The TERM
field specifier (case sensitive) allows you to find documents with a specified field whose value contains a conceptual match of one or more terms you specify. A conceptual match exists if a term you specify matches a term in a specified field after it has been stemmed.
NOTE: If the language that you are using does not match the
Format
FieldText=TERM{yourTerms}:yourFields
yourTerms
|
One or more terms. A document returns only if one of NOTE: Strings in the query must be percent-encoded to ensure that any commas or curly braces that are part of a string are not interpreted as query syntax. If you send HTTP requests using the content-type |
yourFields
|
One or more fields. A document returns only if it contains one of these fields, and if a term in this field conceptually matches one of yourTerms . Separate multiple fields with colons (: ). There must be no space before or after a colon. |
Example
FieldText=TERM{shopping,centers}:DRETITLE
The DRETITLE
field must contain a term that conceptually matches shopping or centers. For example, if the DRETITLE
field has the value shop the document returns, while if it has the value bookshopping
, it does not return.
FieldText=TERM{training,football}:ITEM:PRODUCT
The ITEM
or PRODUCT
field must contain a term that conceptually matches trainers or football. For example, if the ITEM
or PRODUCT
field has the value train or footballers, the document returns, while if it has the value trainer or soccer, it does not return.
See Also
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DefaultLanguageType configuration parameter