Set the query mode to specify whether searches on an indexed table must match all or only some of the search terms.

1. Navigate to System Definition > Text Indexes.
2. Select the table you want to configure from the list of indexed tables.
3. Use the combo box to select a Default query mode.

   Option	Description
   Default	The default query mode for a table is an AND query.
   AND	Matches all search terms.
   OR	Matches one or more search terms.
   AND_OR	Matches all search terms. If no results are found, matches one or more search terms.

4. To enable partial matching of search terms, configure the partial match rule in the Partial Match Rule field.
   Partial match rules return results that partially match the search terms. Use a partial match rule if queries often include many keywords (if, for example, users cut and paste phrases into the global search bar).

   Table 1. Partial match rules

   Input type	Example	Description
   Integer	3	Indicates the minimum number of search terms to be matched.
   Negative integer	-2	Indicates that the number of search terms, minus this number, should be matched.
   Percentage	75%	Indicates the minimum percentage of search terms to be matched. The minimum number of search terms is the number computed from the percentage rounded down.
   Negative percentage	-25%	Indicates that the number of search terms, minus this percentage, should be matched. The minimum number of search terms is the number computed from the percentage rounded down and subtracted from the total number of search terms.
   Combination	3<70%	A positive integer, followed by a less than symbol, followed by any of the previously mentioned input types. Indicates that if the number of search terms is equal to or less than the integer, all search terms are required. If the number of search terms is greater than the integer, the specification applies. In this example: if there are 1–3 search terms, all are required. If there are 4 or more search terms, only 70% are required.
   Multiple combinations	3<-25%, 9<-5	Multiple conditional specifications separated by commas. In this example: if there are 1–3 search terms, all are required. If there are 4–9 search terms, all but 25% are required. If there are more than 9 search terms, all but 5 are required.