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liuk88

Hi all,
In Share I've uploaded 2 documents:

Rosso.txt

… And…

Rossi.txt

If now I search…

rossi*

… The result is…

Rossi.txt
Rosso.txt

Rather odd, i.m.h.o.
Is there a way to perform an exact search and/or configure alfresco/share in order to perform an exact search as the default one?
Thanks

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liuk88

I Found proably the solution, prefix the term with "=" right?

bone

Hi,

in my opinion the search for rossi* should just returns your Rossi.txt file because Alfresco has no implementation for a fuzzy search. If you search for ross* then Alfresco should return both documents. Could it be that the text "rossi" is part of the content or metadata of your Rosso.txt document?

liuk88

Hi bone, the text in rosso.txt is "qwerty" and in rossi.txt is "asdfgh", so i think it's not for a content/metadata.
So seems there is a fuzzy search? I resolved putting the = before the word as found in the alfresco docs, that says:
"For example, =part will only match the exact term "part". If you use =part* it will match additional terms, like "partners"
http://docs.alfresco.com/4.0/index.jsp?topic=%2Fcom.alfresco.enterprise.doc%2Fconcepts%2Frm-searchsyntax-exact.html

bone

that's weird. I have created both documents in my environment and the search for rossi* just shows the Rossi.txt document. The search for ross* shows both documents (that's what I've been expecting). As you can see in the <a href="http://docs.alfresco.com/4.0/topic/com.alfresco.enterprise.doc/concepts/rm-searchsyntax-fuzzy.html">official documentation</a> there is no fuzzy search implemented.
So I don't really understand what's happening there. But I think your problem is solved because, as you already found out, the search with "=" matches the exact terms.