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--- visionx:data_modeling_and_representation [2020/06/08 12:18]
cduncan [Filters]
+++ visionx:data_modeling_and_representation [2020/06/08 12:20]
cduncan [Full text search]
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 {{:visionx:data_modeling_and_representation:filters_step3.png?nolink|Filters: result desktop}}
-===== Filters use IConditions =====
+===== Filters Use IConditions =====
 How does this work? Each filter editor creates an [[http://www.sibvisions.com/files/jvx/current/api/index.html?javax/rad/model/condition/ICondition.html|ICondition]] and is connected to other conditions by the logical operator AND. In other words, if multiple filters are set, the result contains only those rows that match all of the filters.
-Of course VisionX supports more than one search mode to use in filters and conditions. These are:
+Of course, VisionX supports more than one search mode to use in filters and conditions. These are:
 ^Search mode       ^Description                                                                                                                                 ^
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 |**Starts with**   |Matches all literals that start with the entered value ignoring the character casing. <html><br></html>Supports ?, * and % as wildcards.    |
-All the above filters operate on a specific column.
+All of the above filters operate on a specific column.
-===== Full text search =====
+===== Full Text Search =====
-And what about the default search editor, we've used in all our screens so far? If you just drag and drop the "Search" editor to a screen, a filter with the following specification is created:
+What about the default search editor we've used in all of our screens so far? If you just drag and drop the "Search" editor to a screen, a filter with the following specification is created:
 ^Search mode         ^Description                                                                                                          ^