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(This is used only in ) .Keyword Expressions A combination of two or more strings in any of the above formats (Text-based, Multi-Text, Wildcard or
Domain as applicable to the fields being searched) or with other Compound search strings, each separated by the keywords or .AND OR
Surround logical groupings with parentheses as needed to determine order of operations. For example:
subject:(Engineering AND "Meeting today")
Matches items that contain the word "Engineering" as well as the
phrase "Meeting today", in any order in the Subject field
body:(Version AND (1.1* OR 1.2*))
Matches items whose body contains, in any order, BOTH the word
"version" and a word that starts with either "1.1" or "1.2"
body:((Version AND 1.1*) OR 1.2*)
Matches items that contain a word that starts with "1.2" anywhere in
the body of the message, OR items that contain both the word
"version" and a word that starts with "1.1", in any order anywhere in
the body of the message
Compound search strings of increasing complexity can be constructed by combining multiple compound phrases themselves, to create a single
query that identifies multiple search locations in addition to multiple search patterns. For example:
(from:(barracuda.com OR barracudanetworks.com) AND
body:datasheets)
Matches all items that were sent from any user in either the
"barracuda.com" or "barracudanetworks.com" domains that ALSO
contain the word "datasheets" somewhere in the body of the item
((to:[e-mail] AND subject:party) OR
(from:[e-mail] AND subject:gala))
Matches all items sent to with the [e-mail]
"party" in the Subject field, as well as all messages from user2@your
with the word "gala" in the Subject field.company.com
Stop Words
Stop Words are common words that are ignored in searches, and may be omitted.
Recognized Stop Words are:
a, an, and, are, as, at, be, but, by, for, if, in, into, is, it, no, not, of, on, or, such, that, the, their, then, there, these, they, this, to, was, will, with
Stop Words are also ignored in wildcard searches, so make sure that the wildcards are attached to letters that do not comprise a Stop Word in its
entirety. For example:
(the AND meeting)
Equivalent to enteringmeeting or "the meeting". This matches both
"no meeting minutes" and "the meeting". This does not match "the
meetings"
be*
The "be" part is ignored, so this is treated as just which matches all*
words
Keyword Expressions
This article refers to the Barracuda Message Archiver release 3.1 or higher, except where noted.
Keyword expressions allow you to construct your own complex queries
in Advanced Search, letting you combine multiple keyword-based search
terms that follow this basic syntax (without any spaces between the sear
, ':', and phrase): .ch_field search_field:phrase
In firmware release 3.5 or higher, two additional keyword expressions
are available:
Keyword proximity syntax form
Fuzzy search syntax form