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Raluca Dumitru 33 posts 174 karma points

Jun 17, 2019 @ 15:32
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Examine multiple fields search
Hi everyone.

Does anybody knows how to search multiple fields with Examine? This is my code for one field , but it would be great if I could search the title as well.
```
var results = searcher.CreateQuery("content").NodeTypeAlias("topic").And().Field("topicBody", searchTerm).Execute();
```
Thank you
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Mila Pandurska 75 posts 354 karma points

Jun 25, 2019 @ 07:11
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Hi, Raluca, you can search in multiple field using the following query:
```
var textFields = new[] { "title", "description",  "content", .... };
var results = searcher.CreateQuery("content").NodeTypeAlias("topic").And().GroupedOr(textFields, searchTerm).Execute();
```
I hope that this helps Mila
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Raluca Dumitru 33 posts 174 karma points

Jun 25, 2019 @ 11:24

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Brilliant. Thank you :)

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Gurumurthy 54 posts 127 karma points

May 22, 2024 @ 07:18
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Hello All,

I have a requirement, to search using Examine, when I need to search for a single document type (home) and the results should match with exactly with 2 different fields. Below is my code, but this gives results as OR operation, but I need AND.

The result should be for home document type where it should have match both fileds (contractIden-us and mFRIden-us).
```
searchResults = index
                .Searcher
                .CreateQuery("content")
                .NodeTypeAlias("home")
                .And()
                .Field("contractId_en-us", contractNumber)
                .And()
                .Field("mFRId_en-us", mfrNumber)
                .Execute();
```
Appreciate the help here, what's wrong with above query.

Regards,

Gurumurthy JV
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