Using Prefixes for Command
Searching
Command searching may be performed in the Words and Phrases field of the
TableBase, search interface. Command Search may be used in conjunction with the terms
available in the scroller boxes . The table below shows the various command options
available.
| Search Prefix | Field Name | Indexing | Example |
| AA= | Accession Number | phrase | AA=02030560 |
| CO= | Company Name | phrase | CO=General Motors or Ford |
| CT= | Concept Term | phrase | CT=Mergers & Acquisitions |
| DD= | Data Type | phrase | DD=Macro Economic |
| DT= | Document Type | phrase | DT=Survey |
| GC= | Geographic Code | phrase | GC=EUCX |
| GN= | Geographic Name | word | GN=France |
| IN= | Industry | phrase | IN=Automotive |
| JN= | Source Name | word | JN=Business Week |
| KW= | Keywords Index | word | KW=Apparel near2 Sales |
| MT= | Marketing Term | phrase | MT=Ad inserts |
| PC= | Product Code | phrase | PC=270000 |
| PN= | Product Name | word | PN=Computer |
| PU= | Publisher | phrase | PU=Crain Communications Inc |
| PY= | Publication Year | phrase | PY=1998 |
| SF= | Special Features | phrase | SF=Table |
| SO= | Source Information | word | SO=Marketing Systems |
| TI= | Title | word | TI=Price near5 Copper |
| TN= | Trade/Brand Name | word | TN=Windows |
| UN= | Ultimate Parent Name | phrase | UN=General Motors |
For example: ct=(market share or sales) and kw=sprite and in=beverage
Note: Use a prefix before every term being searched in Words and Phrases when using Command Searching. When structuring complex or nested Command Search statements apply the rules outlined in the Proximity Operator help section.
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