Allows you to quickly find files or folders.
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Syntax
| Visual Basic | |
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Public Interface IEdmSearch9 Inherits IEdmSearch5, IEdmSearch6, IEdmSearch7, IEdmSearch8 | |
| C# | |
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public interface IEdmSearch9 : IEdmSearch5, IEdmSearch6, IEdmSearch7, IEdmSearch8 | |
| C++/CLI | |
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public interface class IEdmSearch9 : public IEdmSearch5, IEdmSearch6, IEdmSearch7, IEdmSearch8 | |
Example
Remarks
This interface:
- Extends IEdmSearch8 by providing the ability to peform a search for files and folders using logical operators, multi-variable conditions, and new search syntax. See Search Syntax.
- Is extended by IEdmSearch10.
In extended searches:
- All IEdmSearch* properties and method parameters support the new search syntax.
- IEdmSearch9::AddMultiVariableCondition can be used to specify new search syntax for two or more file or folder data card variables.
- If IEdmSearch5::GetFirstResult returns Nothing or null, it means that either:
- no documents were found
- or -
- there was a syntax error in one of the search syntax expressions.
After calling IEdmSearch5::GetFirstResult, you must call IEdmSearch9::GetSyntaxErrors to see if there are any syntax errors. If not, then you can deduce that no documents were found.