About noise words: words ignored in a search, Searching with noise words – Grass Valley Aurora Browse v.7.0 User Manual
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About noise words: words ignored in a search
Certain “noise” words or characters are automatically ignored in a search in the Asset
Metadata text field.
Examples include:
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Prepositions or articles (such as “after”, “before”, “the”, “an”, etc.)
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single characters or numbers (“a” “z”, “0”, “9”, “$”, “_”, etc.)
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pronouns (“who”, “him”, “mine”, etc.)
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common verbs (such as “will”, “said”, “want”, etc.)
Related Links
Searching with noise words
on page 28
Searching with Boolean operators (AND, OR, AND NOT)
on page 27
Searching for numbers
on page 27
Searching for an asset by name
on page 18
Searching with wildcards
on page 19
Searching for an exact phrase
on page 18
Saving a search
on page 20
Creating a filter
on page 24
Shortcuts to assets, locations, or searches
on page 17
Quick Reference: searching for assets
on page 16
Filter icon reference table
on page 25
Search icon reference table
on page 19
Searching with noise words
To search for noise words, create a filter containing the word or words you want
to search for.
If you have administrator privileges, you can modify the SQL file containing the noise
words. Modifying this list might affect expected execution times.
Related Links
About favorite filters
on page 23
About searching with filters
on page 21
About noise words: words ignored in a search
on page 28
About searching metadata fields
on page 25
Shortcuts to assets, locations, or searches
on page 17
Quick Reference: searching for assets
on page 16
Filter icon reference table
on page 25
Search icon reference table
on page 19
About noise words: words ignored in a search
on page 28
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Aurora Browse User Guide
10 March 2010
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