Examples of search criteria
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PRIM is not case sensitive to facilitate the data search input.
A search can use complete or partial information. The universal character "%" is used to replace an undetermined string of characters. This character can be placed in the middle of the chain of characters. By default, PRIM uses the universal character at the beginning and one at the end during a search.
SEARCH CRITERIA |
RESULT |
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pre |
The records which contain the string "pre", whether they have an accent or not and regardless of the place where it is located in the result.
Example: Prevost, reprendre, or Beaupre |
French |
The records that contain the string of characters "French". |
Here are a few examples in searching for the file of the candidate Caroline Duclos.
SEARCH CRITERIA |
RESULT |
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Caroline Duclos |
The records that contain the string of characters " Caroline Duclos ". |
Caroline |
The records that contain "Caroline".
For example: Caroline Duclos, Caroline Simony, Caroline Saindon |
Caro%Du |
•Caroline Duclos •Carolyne Duclos •Carole Dubois |