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Spaces are ignored in search terms.
Leaving the search terms blank will bring back all of the components in the selected namespace.
You can use a regular expression in your search terms. Examples:
| P.e | "P" followed by one character, followed by "e" |
| P.?e | "P" followed zero or one character, followed by "e" |
| P.+e | "P" followed by one or many characters, followed by "e" |
| P.*e | "P" followed by zero, one or many characters, followed by "e" |
| ^P | Starts with "P" |
| e$ | Ends with "e" |
| ^P.*e$ | Starts with "P" and ends with "e" |
| [pd]e | "p" or "d" followed by "e" |
| (person|activity)type | "person" or "activity" followed by "type" |
You can use namespace prefixes in your search terms. This is a shortcut for selecting a namespace from the drop-down menu. For example, searching on "nc:Person" will bring back names containing "Person" in the NIEM Core namespace. This relies on using a specific namespace prefix for each namespace. See the overview for a list of the namespaces and prefixes used for this vocabulary. Note that prefixes are not treated like regular expressions.
