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Posted by GillRilla on September 5, 2006, 3:34 pm
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Nice to hear from you again Hilary.
Gill
> that's true, most non alphanumeric characters are not indexed. The
> exceptions are $, and +,# after a uppercase character. In this case a
> search on c# is matched with c, c!, c#, and c+, but a search on C++, C+,
> or C# is matched only with C++, C+, or C# respectively.
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>> Can anyone shed some light on why I cannot search for a term like "Team
>> #1"
>>
>> I have done some testing and it seems that I cannot search effectively
>> for the # character.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Gill
>>
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