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You can use QBE (Query By Example) syntax to search by using the following special characters:
| * | any character |
| ? | one character |
| > | greater, lexically after |
| < | less, lexically before |
| >= | greater or equal, lexically after or equal |
| <= | less or equal, lexically before or equal |
| != | not equal |
| ~ | when placed first, makes the search case sensitive |
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Note: if you enter any QBE characters you have to fully qualify your query.
See 'Default QBE' for more information.
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The default when no QBE characters have been entered is to apply the
QBE pattern "*TEXT*", where TEXT is the text that was entered.
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This means
that the default is a case insensitive search for the entered text positioned
anywhere in the searched content.
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