Keyword searches are based on whole words. If you want to search for part of a word, you must use so-called wildcards.
There are two wildcards that can be used in searches.
- '?', as a replacement for one character
- '*' to replace zero or more characters
For example, with 'h?i' you find 'hi' and 'hi', but not 'hay'.
Or, with 'h*' you will find all words that start with 'h'.
Avoid wildcards at the beginning of search terms, because this makes the search a lot slower
Besides keyword search you can also filter on date, status, type of message and the type of integration used.
For more general information about searching in an Elastic database, visit this page