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Georgia -> Any content that contains Georgia
Geordia Aquarium -> Content with Georgia and Aquarium. These words must exist but not necessarily next to each other.
"Georgia Aquarium*" -> Content with Georgia Aquarium. The words must exist next to each other(because of ")
Georg* -> Content with Georgia or George or ..
*City -> Content with smartcity or capacity or velocity
-Georgia -> Content w/o Georgia
-*City -> Content w/o smartcity or capacity or velocity
Berlon~ -> Berlon~ finds Berlin, Terlon..Geordia~ -> finds Georgia...
January 1st, 2020 -> finds all content with that date no matter how it is written. Jan 1, 2020, 1 Enero 2020, 01.01.2020 or other languages.
1-5 Jan 2020 -> Finds all content fall into this range. 4 jan 2020 for example.
note -> all notes I am allowed to see, you can take notes for all content types and you can open the main content by clicking the note.
note owner:me -> my notes
owner:me -> content added with drag and drop by me.
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The search rules are valid for names and the body of any content. If you want to limit the search to names, use doc: or content: prefix.
The name means may vary depending on the content type. The name is what you see in the GEODI search result.
GEODI displays content types on the facet. You may always use the types to limit the search to a certain type.
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content:*.pdf → search PDF files,(actually means names ending with .pdf)
doc:Training* → Any content that name starts with Training
doc:*.tweet → Tweets
doc:*.tweet possible -> Tweets with word possible in name or body
doc:(*.tweet possible) -> Tweets with word possible in name only
doc:*.geodinote → notes
Note → is a shortcut for doc:*.geodinote
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Search by Dates
Write dates in a natural way. GEODI finds all dates, no matter how they are written.
GEODI automatically recognizes all dates and date ranges in content. If you install the language pack, it works for Russian, Arabic, Georgian, Hebrew, and many other languages. The calendar view is built by recognized dates and is an important insight tool.GEODI searches a date or date range no matter which format and/or language the data is written in. This is a great feature that easies searches in unstructured documents.
contentdate: prefix limits searches to contentdate(like, file date or tweet date),
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23 April 1920 -> Content with 23 April 1923, 04.23.1923 or ..
1-5 October 1923 -> Any content that has date within the range
May-December 1923 -> 1st of May to December 31 of 1923
contentdate:(23 April 1920) → content that have the given date.
contentdate:today -> the content added todaycontentdate:(23 April 1920) → content
tomorrow, last week , last month , next year , Last decade , next month, next decade -> other possible relative search criteria.
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