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In
the search category Full Text, a proximity operator can be used when searching for documents containing
two search terms, which occur within a specific proximity of one another. Both
search terms must be enclosed in quotation marks. A tilde is added directly
after the last quotation mark and followed by a number representing the desired
maximum word interval within which the other term must occur.
A
word interval of 1 means that the words must occur next to each other; a word
interval of 2 means that the words can be separated from each other by a
maximum of one word, etc.
The
order in which the words must occur in the text is not predetermined by the
search query.
Examples:
Full
Text:
"Tristan
Tzara"~1
Results:
Contributions in which the words Tristan
and Tzara occur next to each other are found.
Full
Text:
"Sprache erlernen"~4
Results:
Text passages in which both words occur separated by a maximum of 3 other
words.
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Text Search / Fuzzy Search