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Pads
operators to determine the parameters of the search. The thirteen search keys can be
divided into two types: text keys and numeric keys. The mathematical operators used with
each search key depend upon the type of the search key. Text keys can be searched using
the following operators: “=”, “*<” and “<*>”. Numeric search keys can be searching using
the following operators: “<”, “>”, “=”, “<=” and “>=”. These operators are described below.
In addition to this, the Pad Search Input section enables any or all of the selected criteria
to be used in the search. The search is performed using the Search button. The search
criteria can be set to the display's default values using the Reset button. Note that the
Type and Module search keys can only be set to predetermined values.
Text Operators:
=: Equal to. The “Equal To” operator finds all items in the database that
are exactly the same as the search term.
*<: Begins with. The “Begins With” operator finds all items in the
database that begin with the search term.
<*>: Contains. The “Contains” operator finds all items in the database that
contain the search term.
Numeric Operators:
<: Less Than. The “Less Than” operator finds all items in the database
that are less than the search term.
>: Greater Than. The “Greater Than” operator finds all items in the
database that are greater than the search term.
=: Equal To. The “Equal To” operator finds all items in the database that
are equal to than the search term.
<=: Less Than or Equal To. The “Less Than or Equal To” operator finds
all items in the database that are less than or equal to the search
term.
>=: Greater Than or Equal To. The “Greater Than or Equal To” operator
finds all items in the database that are greater than or equal to the
search term.
Search Key:
Name: The name, or portion of the name, of the Pad file to search for in the
internal library. The search results depend upon the operator used to
define the search (see above).
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