List of Reserved Operators and Keywords

Operators	Description
[ ]	Square Brackets - used to search inside attributes with a data type of "table". EXAMPLE: [material]='Crude' In the example above, [material] is the column name of the data table and = 'Crude' is the expression.
=	Equal to
<	Less than
>	Greater than
>= or =>	Greater than or Equal to
<= or =<	Less than or Equal to
\<>	Less than or Greater than
%	Like: This operator works with string data types only

Keywords	Description
Baddata	Attribute with bad data
Baddata input	Input attribute with bad data
Baddata output	Output attribute with bad data
Special Operators
| >	All Connected elements
>>	All elements connected in output
<<	All elements connected in input

Supporting Operators	Description
( )	Parenthesis - used to indicate the start and end of a phrase to which multiple conditions need to be applied. When searching for elements for which multiple conditions need to be applied to a single search sentence, you use the parenthesis around the two conditions. Example: Meter Test1 >= 1 \|> (Test3 >= 1 OR Test3 <= 1) In the example above, the results include all meters matching the Test1 >1 condition and all connected elements matching the condition Test3>=1 or Test3<=-1.
" "	Encapsulate string - used to enclose a phrase that is using reserved characters. When searching on a name containing reserved characters, you must encase the characters in double-quotes. Example: "SF_Flow3"
Blank	Token splitter - used to determine a break between multiple phrases in a single search sentence When you use a search sentence that includes a phrase and an expression, you must use a blank as the separator between the phrase and the expression. Example: tank objectstatus='os' In the example above, "tank" is the phrase and "objectstatus=os" is the expression.