Use of Special Operators in searching files

I want to be able to search my documents and find, for instance, a document
with a ''2'' near an ''http'' and the word ''alprazolam.'' I saw once some
discussion of using the word 'Near' as an opeator in the Search function.
Anyone seen this?
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apwlfv

It is supported in SQL. Referred to as a proximity operator.

Michael apwlfv wrote:

> I want to be able to search my documents and find, for instance, a document
> with a ''2'' near an ''http'' and the word ''alprazolam.'' I saw once some
> discussion of using the word 'Near' as an opeator in the Search function.
> Anyone seen this?

If I download MBSA 2.1, can I use it as a search engine?
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apwlfv


"Bob I" wrote:

> It is supported in SQL. Referred to as a proximity operator.
>
> Michael apwlfv wrote:
>
> > I want to be able to search my documents and find, for instance, a document
> > with a ''2'' near an ''http'' and the word ''alprazolam.'' I saw once some
> > discussion of using the word 'Near' as an opeator in the Search function.
> > Anyone seen this?
>
>

No idea.

Michael apwlfv wrote:

> If I download MBSA 2.1, can I use it as a search engine?

Hello,

For such searches, you can use Agent Ransack - it supports regex
expressions, which needs some training to form one query.

Or you can use Google Desktop - http://desktop.google.com - which allows for
more search customization

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"Michael apwlfv" <Michaelapwlfv@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I want to be able to search my documents and find, for instance, a document
> with a ''2'' near an ''http'' and the word ''alprazolam.'' I saw once
> some
> discussion of using the word 'Near' as an opeator in the Search function.
> Anyone seen this?
> --
> apwlfv