Through the Extended Search Mode, you can construct searches that enable you to search many fields simultaneously. You may enter terms in a single field, in several fields, or in all of the fields. If you enter terms in more than one field in this search option, the search engine automatically uses the AND search operator, looking for entries that contain each of the terms in the specified fields. Also see General Search Tips for how to use punctuation to make searches more specific.
Response time is directly proportional to the complexity of the search.
This is especially true for searches using dates. Search by Name Within the Name field, enter a complete name or a word or combination of words known to be part of the individual's name. Nixon, Richard M Atwood, Margaret Diana, Princess of Wales Rockefeller Cher BGMI editorial policy states that an individual's name is entered into the BGMI database exactly as it appears in the source publication. As such, several versions of an individual's name may appear. For those situations, enter the various forms of the individual's name to retrieve all possible names.