4.5.3.7.  Strict search !

In order to perform a Strict search, at the end of the desired term, put an exclamation mark (!).

Condition: In the result, only that is tolerated what has been entered (apart from empty spaces or a separator like a point for example). The Strict search tolerates stemming[141].

Due to performance reasons, possibly perform the Strict search only as variable search (like e.g. MAT=copper).

Example:

  • A search with

    MAT=Kupfer

    for example, also finds"Niete: Kupfer, Dorn: Stahl phosphatiert".

    If you only want to find "Kupfer" exclusively, use the Strict search.

    MAT=Kupfer!

  • However, if you only want to find "Niete: Kupfer, Dorn: Stahl phosphatiert", meaning to exclude results with only "Kupfer", then combine Phrase search and Strict search.

    MAT="Niete: Kupfer, Dorn: Stahl phosphatiert"!

[Note]Note

If the Strict search shall be applied for a combination of multiple terms, it has to be combined with the Phrase search.

[Note]Note

Performed over all catalog, the Strict search may last a little bit longer!




[141] Reduced basic and cardinal forms in languages, e.g. Singular and plural