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3. Select the query you want to delete, and click OK.
The query information appears in the search form.
4. Click Delete Query.
Notes query syntax tips
Use the following syntax rules when performing a search query. Use parentheses to
override precedence and to group operations.
• Plain text — To search for a word or phrase, enter the word or phrase
as is, except that search keywords and symbols must be enclosed in
quotes. It’s better to enclose all search text in quotes. Remember to use
double-quotes if you are inside a LotusScript literal.
• Wildcards — Use ? to match any single character in any position in a
word. Use * to match zero-to-many characters in any position in a
word.
• Hyphenated words — Use hyphenated words to find two-word pairs
that are hyphenated, run together as a single word, or separated with a
space.
• Logical operators — Use logical operators to expand or restrict your
search. The operators and their precedence are not (!), and (&), accrue
(,), and or (|). You can use either the keyword or symbol.
• Proximity operators — Use proximity operators to search for words
that are close to each other. These operators require word, sentence,
and paragraph breaks in a full-text index. The operators are near,
sentence, and paragraph.
• Field operator — Use the field operator to restrict your search to a
specified field. The syntax is FIELD field-name operator, where
operator is contains for text and rich text fields, and is one of the
following for number and date fields: =, >, or = and , = and