KEYWORD   HELP

Keywords must be separated by comma.

Example would be:  html,asp.net,oracle

There are thee options of search which are ALL, ANY and BOOLEAN

ALL

If you select All, search would return all resumes

which have all of the keywords that you have mentioned. The

keywords maybe anywhere in the resume but only those

resumes which have all of the keywords that you have typed

will be returned in the result. Therefore it is an AND search.

In our example it would search those resumes which have

html AND asp.net AND oracle keywords.

ANY

If you select Any, search would return all resumes

which have any one of the keywords that you have mentioned. The

keywords maybe anywhere in the resume but only those

resumes which have any of the keywords that you have typed

will be returned in the result. Therefore it is an OR search.

In our example it would search those resumes which have

html OR asp.net OR oracle keywords.

BOOLEAN

If you select Boolean, search would return all resumes

which have the Exact keyword that you have mentioned.

Only those resumes which have the Exact keyword  that

you have typed will be returned in the result.

In our example it would search those resumes which have

the exact keyword of html,asp.net,oracle.

FREE SEARCH TEXT

This search option is given for advanced users who want to squeeze out more focussed and sophisticated resume search output in RMS.

The conditions that are allowed are as follows:

1. "keyword1"

2. "keyword1" AND "keyword2"

3. "keyword1" AND "keyword2"

4. "keyword1" AND ("keyword2" OR "keyword3")

5. ("keyword1" OR "keyword2") AND NOT ("keyword3" OR "keyword4")

6. "keyw*" - (Any keyword starting with "keyw". Basically a WILD CARD search)

7. keyword1 NEAR keyword2 - (PROXIMITY search - which is basically all searches that have keyword2 near keyword1)

8. FORMSOF ( INFLECTIONAL, keyword ) - (INFLECTIONAL search - find words that sound like dry which could be dry, dried, dryer, etc.)

9. ISABOUT ( keyword1 WEIGHT (.8), keyword2 WEIGHT (.4), keyword3 WEIGHT (.2) ) - (WEIGHTED search where you can search different keywords with different weights based on importance.)

A simple example could be:

("ASP.NET" OR "ASP") AND NOT ("JAVA" OR "JSP")