CQL Access Points for Community Information

This section lists the CQL (Common Query Language) access points you can use to construct custom search filters for Polaris PowerPAC community information searches. For more information about this procedure, see Specify Community Keyword search filters. The CQL search command can include the following parts:

Boolean Operators

The Boolean operators And, Or, and Not combine search terms:

Example:
KW=term1 OR KW=term2
If you have a number of terms to combine with OR, type the command this way:
KW={list}term1, term2, term3, term4{/list}
You can insert as many terms as you need between {list} and {/list}

If you use multiple operators in the same search command, use parentheses to group the operations to be performed.

Search Text That Includes Operators or Special Characters

To search for text that includes an operator or special characters as part of the search text, put the entire search text in double quotation marks.

Relative Operators

Relative operators are symbols that compare search terms:

Symbol Relative Operation

=

Equal to search term

<>

Not equal to a single search term: ED <> date1
For a range of dates, use NOT: NOT ED = date1-date2.

>=

Greater than or equal to search term

>

Greater than search term

<=

Less than or equal to search term

<

Less than search term

Search Access Point (Field) Codes - Community Information

Access Point Description

ADR

Address and contact person

CN

Control number

KW

All keyword fields

NOTE

Notes

PC

Postal code

PN

Organization name

SA

Services available

SU

Subject

TI

Event name

TOOID

Type of organization (TOOID=):

EVT - Event

PER - Individual

ORG - Organization or Club

OTH - Other

PRO - Program or service

SPO - Sponsor or donor