Nuix
Nuix Quick Search Referance
Indexed Fields:
content:, flag: (Options- irregular_file_extension, inline, partially_processed, poison, text_stripped, audited, top_level, not_top_level, loose_file, not_loose_file), kind: (Options- email, document, spreadheet, presentation, drawing, other-document, image, multimedia, database, container, system, unrecognised.), exclusion: exp(exclusion:”my exclusion”, item-id:,
guid: matches a guid ID
parent-guid:
item-date:
encrypted: 0 or 1
name: exp(name:”email subject here”)
mime-type: exp(-mime-type:message/rfc822)
file-extension: exp(file-extension:doc)
has-binary: exp(has-binary:0) only option it 0 or 1
contains-text: exp 1 or 0
has-text: 0 or 1 option, test if a field could have text not that it does.
has-image: same as above
tag: exp(tag:jason)
has-tag: 1 or 0
(Please refer to the manual for more examples)
? – Matches one character, includes empty character
* – Matches zero or more characters, to the position of the symbol exp: *work or work*
Fuzzy:
~ – Use the tilde at the end of a term to search based Exp: hot~ or cold~0.75. You can set the percentage from between 0.0 to 1.0, default being .5. See manual for more details.
Logical (or Boolean) Operators:
AND, OR, NOT,+(considered AND),-(considered NOT), (No support for XOR)
Phrase Queries:
“Phrase belong in double Quotes”
Punctuation is Removed*, keep that in mind the term jason@blanks.com will be “jason blanks com” to NUIX, and is considered or converted to a phrase.
Distance Search:
“Jason Blanks”~2 Matches items that contain “Jason Blanks” and items that contain “Jason William Blanks” by word difference of N.
Regular Expressions:
“/”- belongs at the front and end of the regular expression. exp:
\d – A digit (0-9)
\D – A non-digit
| – Matches either the left or right side.
[] – Match a character within brackets.
. – Match any character.
.* – Match one or more characters.
\b – This is considered a word boundary.
^ – Match the start of a word
$ – Match the end of a word.