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Simple Search Scenario

You can create a search definition based on the requirements.

For example, you have the CUSTOMER database table with the following columns:

Name	Datatype	Length
CUSTOMER_ID	NUMBER	10
CUSTOMER _NAME	VARCHAR	32
CUSTOMER _ADDRESS	VARCHAR	32
CUSTOMER _ORG	VARCHAR	32

To provide search capability on Customer Name, Customer Address and Customer Company, you can create a search definition with the

Generic_Field

in KEY LOGIC and with the

Generic

purpose in the SCORE LOGIC.

You can create the following search-definition:


 search-definition
 NAME= simple_search
 IDX= my_idx
 SEARCH-LOGIC= SSA, 
               System (my_system), 
               Population (usa), 
               Controls ("FIELD=Generic_Field SEARCH_LEVEL=Typical COMBINE=Generic_Field:DELIM-NONE"),
               Field ("CUST_NAME, CUST_ADDRESS,CUST_ORG")
 SCORE-LOGIC=  SSA, 
               System (my_system), 
               Population (usa), 
               Controls ("PURPOSE=Generic MATCH_LEVEL=Typical COMBINE=Generic_Field:DELIM-NONE"), 
               Matching-Fields ("CUST_NAME:Generic_Field, CUST_ADDRESS:Generic_Field, CUST_ORG:Generic_Field")
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