Note: Relativity does not use the POST operator. 'Grape' and 'banana' aren't evaluated as conditions they're simply added to the search results as optional terms to be highlighted if they appear in the document. (apple and pear) AndAny (grape or banana)Īny document that contains 'apple' and 'pear,' with 'grape' and 'banana' also being counted as hits. For more information, see Using dtSearch Syntax Options. The following table lists search string examples with their expected results. Note: Your total number of search terms cannot exceed 65,000 characters. You can also click Clear to remove the current search terms from the box.

Enter terms for the search in the in the Search Terms box.

(Optional) Click Dictionary to determine the total occurrences of a term in the dtSearch index.

The available dtSearches vary by workspace, so you may want to consult your Relativity Administrator for additional information.

On the Documents tab, click the Search With drop-down, and select a dtSearch from the list.

To access Searching online help, click next to the Clear option. Use the following steps to run a dtSearch. Reference Guides > Searching Guide > dtSearches > Running a dtSearch Running a dtSearch

Dtsearch search syntax for numbers