Simple Search
The easiest way to search in Infolinx is to enter an example of what you would like to see in the result in a search text box. For example, to find all items with a last name of 'bennet', simply enter 'bennet' (without the quotes) in the last name field.
Search with Wildcards
Infolinx supports wildcard searching using the percent sign (%) as a wildcard. For example, to find all items with a last name that starts with the letters 'ben', simply enter 'ben%' (without the quotes) in the last name field.
Note - Your Infolinx system may be configured to automatically add a trailing wildcard to any searches. See Application Preferences for additional information
Search with Keywords
It is also possible to search for multiple values in a field. For example to find all items with the last name 'bennet' or 'panteley', simply enter the text 'bennet or panteley' (without the quotes) in the last name field. Note the 'or' keyword is used to tell Infolinx to search the last name field for records with 'bennet' or 'panteley'.
Infolinx searching Keywords:
or - for example 'bennet' or 'panteley'. This would find all items with the value 'bennet' or 'panteley' for a field.
and - for example 'b%' and '%t'. This would find all items where a field starts with 'b' and ends with 't'.
> - for example > 1/1/2000. This would find all items where a field is greater than January 1 2000.
>= - for example >= 1/1/2000. This would find all items where a field is greater than or equal to January 1 2000.
< - for example < 1/1/2000. This would find all items where a field is less than January 1 2000.
<= - for example <= 1/1/2000. This would find all items where a field is less than or equal to January 1 2000.
<> - for example <> 'bennet'. This would find all items where a field is not equal to 'bennet'.
isnull - This would find all items where a field has a null value.
isnotnull - This would find all items where a field is not null.