Searching the Ubisense SmartSpace website
To search the website, type a query into the search bar and press Enter (or click 
).
Search has the following features:
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You can search for occurrences of single words, for example tag. The search is not case sensitive, so entering tag would locate topics containing both "tag" and "Tag". You can enter a partial term (a minimum of four characters long) and all topics with words containing that sequence of characters will be returned.
When you open a topic, all occurrences of the search term are highlighted. Click
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You can search for phrases, by enclosing the phrase in double quotes, for example "spatial monitoring". Only topics containing an exact match for the phrase will be returned. Again the search is not case sensitive, so entering "spatial monitoring" would locate topics containing both "Spatial monitoring" and "spatial monitoring".
When you open a topic, all occurrences of the phrase are highlighted. Click
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You can narrow the topics to be searched by using a filter. Enter a query and click
to choose a relevant filter from the dropdown of categories. (The filter button changes to 
whenever a filter has been applied.)The filter remains active until you select another, opt to search all topics, or go to another topic. To return to a search of all topics, click
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You can use Boolean operators to refine your searches. The following operators are supported:
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AND (also + or &)
Separating terms with a space also implies AND.
- OR (also |)
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^ (also NOT or !)
Used to find topics that contain one term but not another.
You can also use parentheses in searches.
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Searching for Operators and Mathematical Symbols
Note: These hints apply especially when you search for keywords for use in the Business rules editor in SmartSpace Config.
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Search cannot find symbols such as < or + is not possible. Instead change your search to use words describing the symbol, for example "less than" instead of "<"
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Using quotes around search terms, especially those containing common words, can also get you better results, for example "there is a" returns several hits whilst there is a does not.
Using Google to search the documentation
You can make use of Google's site: search feature to search all of the Ubisense Documentation site. Prefix your search term with
site:https://docs.ubisense.com
Note: There is no space between site: and the URL of the website.