Grass Valley GV STRATUS v.3.1 - Manual (Page 62)

You can use advanced query syntax in the Advanced Search tool. When you create a "contains"
condition that searches a text field, you can enter text with advanced query syntax to search that
field. The following is an example of this type of condition:
• Name | contains | guitar NOT rock
In this way a search in the Simple Search tool is equivalent to a "contains" search that searches
multiple text fields by default. For a simple search you can enter text with advanced query syntax.
Assets with names, tags, descriptions, comments, marker text, or custom text data that match the
search are returned.
For an extended application of boolean logic in the Advanced Search tool, you can create multiple
conditions that search text fields, each of which use advanced query syntax. Then you can combine
those conditions as a custom expression.
Related Topics
Searching assets with the advanced search tool on page 62
Searching assets with the advanced search tool
1. In an Asset List panel, clear the Simple Search field.
2. Click the Advanced Search Toggle button next to the Simple Search tool.
The advanced search options open.
3. In the Location drop-down list, select the location (search provider) you want to search.
4. Configure search conditions as follows:
• For each condition (1, 2, 3, 4, etc) select from lists or enter text to define the condition.
A Marker search includes marker name, marker description, and marker tags.
• Click the Add Condition button or the X button to add or remove conditions from the list.
• When you create a "contains" condition that searches a text field, you can enter text with
advanced query syntax to search that field.
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