The UPCI Internet search function provides you with the ability to search the contents of documents on the server. You can search through server documents for a specific word, phrase or attribute value, obtaining a set of search results that list all documents that match the query. You can then select a document from the list to browse it in its entirety. Enter the word or phrase for your search query in the Search for field. You can create complex queries by combining operators.
All documents matching the search are output according to their relevance ranking.
In the Documents to return field, type a number to define the number of matching documents you want the search to return at a time. The Prev and Next buttons allow you to access additional pages of documents if there are too many to fit on a page at once. Using Query Operators To perform an effective search, you need to know how to use the query operators. You can only do Boolean searches, so all the subsequent information is based on Boolean search rules. The query language is not case-sensitive.