Here are the definitions of each element of XML schema used for full-text search conditional expression.
In the [Advanced Search] of DocumentSpace, "eappli:" must be described in all elements as a prefix.
[Entire condition: textSearch] is an element which indicates the entire search conditions. It is a required item. One [Entire condition: textSearch] must be described in each XML document.
The elements to be added as child elements of this element stated above are the NOT condition or textCondition-group type conditions. One of these conditions can be described as the element.
"textSearch" must be described in the attached XML schema. However, it is not necessary for the full-text search conditional expression of [Advanced Search] in DocumentSpace. Please do not describe "textSearch".
The following items for details of the elements of textCondition-group type:
➯ "AND Condition: ftsAnd"
➯ "OR Condition: ftsOr"
➯ "String Search: text"
[AND condition: ftsAnd] is an element which indicates the combination condition by AND.
The elements included as the child elements of this element are the same as the elements described above in "Entire Condition: textSearch".
[OR condition: ftsOr] is the element which indicates the combination condition by OR.
The elements included as the child elements of this element are the same as the elements described above in "Entire Condition: textSearch".
[String search: text] is an element which indicates the string search.
It consists of the following child element.
For details of the [wordList-group] elements ➯ "Search Word List: wordList-group"
[Search word list: wordList-group] indicates the list of search words.
It consists of one of the following child elements.
For details of the [wordList] element ➯ "Word Set: wordList"
For details of the [thesaurus] elements ➯ "Thesaurus Expansion: thesaurus"
[Word set: wordList] is an element which indicates a word set.
It consists of the following child element.
For details of the [word] element ➯ "Search Word: word"
To specify the relation between the words in the word set, any of the following values can be set as the attribute [op] of [Word set: wordList].
The default is [OR].
[Search word: word] is an element which indicates the search word.
It consists of the following child element.
To specify the matching process with search words, any of the following values can be set as the attribute [style] of the [Search word: word].
The default is [equal].
[Thesaurus expansion word: exword] is an element which indicates the key word for expanding the words by thesaurus. Unlike the [word] which indicates the search word, it is valid only when a word exactly matches the word in the thesaurus.
It can be set for a text which is more than one character. Spaces and symbols cannot be used in the text.
[Dictionary: dictionary] is an element which indicates the thesaurus dictionary name. This element can be described only once.
It can be set for a text which is 1 to 8 characters. Set the dictionary name which an administrator for thesaurus has created and registered. Spaces cannot be used in the text.
In the case of word expansion by thesaurus, any of the following values can be set as the attribute [mode] of [Dictionary: dictionary] to indicate the expansion process of the thesaurus expansion words.
The default is [synonym].
[Thesaurus expansion: thesaurus] is an element which indicates the thesaurus expansion. [Thesaurus expansion: thesaurus] consists of the following element.
For details of the [exword] element ➯ "Thesaurus Expansion Word: exword"
For details of the [dictionary] element ➯ "Dictionary: dictionary"