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Click here to go directly to the UDO Table of Contents. Instructions for Entering Search Words

• Do not enter apostrophes or quotes unless you want them as part of the search word. Apostrophes are used in this help text to delineate what you should enter.
• You can enter a single word or many words, and the system will identify all sections of the UDO that contain those words. For example, entering 'fence wall' will return sections that contain both words.
  • If you want to search for files that contain 'fence' or 'wall' or both, add the OR word; for example: 'fence OR wall'
• Use parentheses for complex searches
• You may use the following search operators:

  Operator Word	Description
  AND	to find files containing both words
  SUBSTRING	Selects documents by matching the search word with any portion of any word in the document. For example, 'fence' will get a hit on 'fence' and 'fences'. This is the default.
  Wildcard Characters	?   specifies any single alphnumeric character *   specifies zero or more alphanumeric characters []  specifies one of any character in a set. For example, 'sl[aiu]m' will cause a search on 'slam', 'slim', OR 'slum'. {} specified one of each pattern separated by a comma. For example, 'hoist{s,ing,ed}' will get hits on files that contain 'hoists', 'hoisting', AND 'hoisted'.
  <NEAR>	selects documents that contain all the specified words, but those documents where the words appear closer together will be closer to the top of the Search Results list. Example: retain* <NEAR> wall
  <NEAR/n>	selects documents that contain all the specified words where where the words are within 'n' words of each other.
  <PARAGRAPH>	selects documents that contain all the specified words appearing in the same paragraph.
  <PHRASE>	indicates that the search words are to be considered as a single phrase. For example, 'low wall PHRASE' will select documents that contain the phrase 'low wall'.
  <SENTENCE>	selects documents that contain the search words in a single sentence.