Using the Search Feature
Using the search feature, you can specify whether you want to search a particular e-book in the documentation or search through all e-books.
To access the search feature, in the page header at the top right, click inside the Search field.
Type the term for which you want to run a search, and then click

. Search results will display on the page. You can either click a link to a page that includes the search term, or you can click the left navigation arrow to the right of the Search field to return to the your last-viewed WebSocket page.
Regarding Search Expressions and the Search Index
The online documentation uses an indexed search; not a raw character search, and applies the AND operand to any search that includes multiple terms. As a consequence:
• The search will not return partial matches.
For example, if you search for the word express, the search will not return results for expression.
However, you can broaden the search to include partial matches, by using the asterisk wild card: *. Thus, if you typed: express*, the search would return all topics with words that start with the characters express (e.g., express, expresses, expression, etc.).
• For multi-term searches, the search returns a topic only if it includes all of the search terms. If a topic includes a subset of the search terms, it will not be included in the results.
If you want to find topics with the exact multi-term expression you use, you must enclose the terms in quotes: for example, “source infrastructure.”