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Asked: 2026-05-27T11:59:29+00:00

Using a default index, one can do nodeIndex.get(message, Hello) for exact matches, or nodeIndex.query(message,

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Using a default index, one can do nodeIndex.get("message", "Hello") for exact matches, or nodeIndex.query("message", "Hel*") for approximate Lucene-based queries. This works correctly for me from Java.

But how do I do approximate queries through the webadmin Data Browser interface? Exact matches work fine, such as:

node:index:nodeIndex:message:"Hello"

but I can’t see how to do the wildcard queries. The syntax is shown in the pop-up help panel as:

node:index:[index]:[query]

but I don’t know what to put for the [query] part, and can’t find any examples of this in the manual or the wiki. Have tried the following without success:

node:index:nodeIndex:"message:Hel*"
node:index:nodeIndex:message:"Hel*"
node:index:nodeIndex:"Hel*"
node:index:nodeIndex:Hel*
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  1. Editorial Team

    This should work:

    node:index:nodeIndex:message:Hel*

    The queryis message:Hel* so you just append it, more complex queries are also possible.
    See the lucene syntax guide.

    node:index:nodeIndex:message:Hel* OR message:Wor*
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