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What is the correct way to enter keywords that consist of more than one word (e.g. "water moccasin")? |
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Answer:
You could enter "water", "moccasin", and "water moccasin" as three separate keywords, but consider what you will probably search for later.
Remember, in a database that deals entirely with Water Habitats, the word "water" is important but it isn’t a good keyword since it would probably retrieve everything. Using "salt water" and "fresh water" might be better. "Water moccasin" has a very specific meaning, but it wouldn’t necessarily be a keyword unless you think you might want to refer to it specifically.
Remember you can always search Non-indexed fields to find words in any reference field.
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