PURPOSE=(Filter<Filter Purpose Number>,...) FILTER_SEARCHVALUES=<Filter Purpose Number>,<List of Flags>,(<List of Values>)|{<Value>,(<List of Values>)} 

PURPOSE=(Filter2 AND Filter3) FILTER_SEARCHVALUES=2,SP,(WILLIAM,BILL),3,FP,{ROBERT,(ROB,ROBBIE)}

Filter Purpose Number

Indicates the Filter purpose number for which you define a list of values.

For example, if you use the Filter5 purpose to specify the search data, use 5 as the Filter purpose number.

(List of Values)|{Value,(List of Values)}

Indicates the list of values to match with the search data, file data, or both. You can specify a list of values, or you can pair a value with a list of values.

For example:

FILTER_SEARCHVALUES=2,SP,(WILLIAM,BILL),3,FP,{ROBERT,(ROB,ROBBIE)}

Use appropriate flags to indicate whether to match the specified values with the search data, file data, or both.

List of Flags

Indicates whether to match the specified values with the search data, file data, or both. You can use multiple flags. For example, FP.

If you specify a list of values, you can use the following flags:

S. Indicates to match the values with the search data.
F. Indicates to match the values with the file data.
B. Indicates to match the values with both the search and file data.
P. Indicates to match the values in the list with the search data, file data, or both based on the length of the values in the list. This flag functions in conjunction with other flags.
For example, specify
FILTER_SEARCHVALUES=2,SP,Rob
as one of the SCORE-LOGIC controls and
*Filter2*Rose***
in the search data. The length of
Rob
is three characters, so the matching considers only the first three characters of the search data. The matching does not return 100% score because
Rob
in the list does not exactly match with the first three characters of the search data, which are
Ros
.

If you pair a value with a list of values, you can use the following flags:

S. Indicates to match the value with the search data and the list of values with the file data.
F. Indicates to match the value with the file data and the list of values with the search data.
P. Indicates to match the values in the list with the search data, the file data, or both based on the length of the values in the list. This flag functions in conjunction with other flags.
For example, the
FILTER_SEARCHVALUES=3,S,{ROBERT,(ROB,ROBBIE)}
control indicates to match
Robert
with the search data and the list of values,
Rob and Robbie
, with the file data.