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KQL consists of free text keywords including words, phrases, and property restrictions. KQL queries are case-insensitive, but the operators are not and have to be specified in uppercase. A free text expression in a KQL query can be a word without any spaces or punctuation or a phrase enclosed in double quotation marks.
The following examples will return the content that have the words Merger and Acquisition:
merger acquisition merge* acquisition acquistion merg*
It is important to note that KQL queries do not support suffix matching. This means you cannot use a wildcard (*) operator before a word or phrase in a KQL query.
We can use Property restrictions in a KQL query in the following format. There should not be any space between the Property name, the Property operator, and the Property value:
<Property Name><Property Operator><Property Value>
For example, author "John Doe" will return content whose author is John Doe;
filetype:xlsx will...
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