Harness the power of PRPC Content search

According to my view Content search is one of the main features within PRPC and most probably the best. Content search enables us to learn the beautiful PRPC architecture and it acts like a personal trainer. So how does the content search does all its magic. The secret is, Pega’s Content search is implemented using Apache Lucene open source text search engine.

You might be thinking it is a well known fact. Yes, you are absolutely correct, most of the Pega developers know that the content search is based on Apache Lucene. So then what’s all this fuss about.

The truth is we only use a fraction of what is available to us as content search, since the content search is based on Apache Lucene, we literally get the power of Query Parser Syntax in Lucene directly into content search.

That means you can do Fuzzy searches, Wildcard searches, Fields searches, Proximity searches, use Boolean operators, Group several searches and list goes on.

For actual syntaxes please read this wonderful Query Parser Syntax documentation.

Play with all the combinations and have fun.

In case if you have not enabled the Content Search here is the PDF.

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