Boolean Operators
Boolean operators are used to link together two or more terms. The most commonly-used connectors are: AND and OR and NOT.
NOT is used to exclude words from your search. It narrows the search, telling the database to ignore items that may be implied by your search terms. Examples:
- Portland NOT cement
- New York NOT City
Last modified: Aug 07, 2008, 10:37 EDT
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