Re: Fwd: [DOCS] Search bug

Try using double quotes.

"pg_stat_activity" "current_query"

... John

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> Subject: [DOCS] Search bug
> Date: Wednesday 17 August 2005 18:42
> From: "Jim C. Nasby" <jnasby(at)pervasive(dot)com>
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> I know this might be more www than docs, but I'm not on that list...
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> It appears that the search box uses % and _ as wildcards.
> This is fine (though we should make mention of it since
> people are probably more used to * and ? in search boxes,
> even if they are DBAs), but the problem is it doesn't seem to
> allow escaping them. For example, search on 'pg_stat_activity
> current_query'.
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