Search statements

The syntax that is used in search statements is:

statements:[{attr:<Parameter>, op:<Operator>, val:<Value>}…]

Where:

•	<Parameter> – Is the parameter to search by. For example, ’State’. See Parameters.

•	<Operator> – Is one of the following operators used for comparison:

–	’eq’ – Equals (for exact match of <Parameter>).

–	’range’ – Range (when <Parameter> belongs to a range of values). The operator can be used for dates and numbers. For example, ’10..20.55’ for numbers or ’01/20/2012..01/25/2012’ for dates.

•	<Value> – Is the value <Parameter> is compared with. The value must have the same format as <Parameter>. For example, ’REJECTED’.

Note:

Since date formats are locale specific, you must use the locale for the computer with the web browser. For example, for a computer with a US locale, the date format must be ’MM/DD/YYYY’.