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Hello,
Currently the 'Search field' within SQL Search only allows for 1 word to be used at a time. You can use Wildcards and a few other functions in this field to help narrow the results - Click Here to see the documentation on available search criteria.
You can also filter down on Stored Procedures object types specifically, using the filter options along the top ribbon bar, however I appreciate this won't drill down to exactly what you want with regards to a 'double search'. -
This would be a very useful feature!
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How after 6 years is this not a feature? Just something as simply as support quotes would be so useful….only being able to search single words is limiting in a lot of ways.
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Having just tried it, it seems that all that is needed is to simply put the two search terms in the search box, separated by a space. (SQL Search 3.9.3.6351)
One downside is that you cannot use “Match whole words only” to insist that each term is a whole word. (For example, to exclude matches of “Donec” for “nec”.) That will make it search for both words together as a phrase ("nec ipsum").
I do agree, it would be preferable to have support for more “standard” search operators like quotes and maybe some AND/OR logic.
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Is there a way to search for two different words or phrases?
For example many times I might search within stored procedures for a table name like "atablename", but I need to also narrow this down by adding an additional term like a field name "afieldname". These are two search terms that would be in different locations of the stored procedure... not one term together.
So something like "atablename" and "afieldname"
I have tried and it doesn't appear to do this, but curious if there is another syntax or if it is even possible.
Greg