Mobile SDK Development Guide
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Full-Text Query Specs
To perform a full-text query, you create a SmartStore "match" query spec using your
platform’s match query method. For the matchKey argument, you
provide a full-text search query.
Use the following methods to create full-text query specs.
iOS:
1+ (SFQuerySpec*) newMatchQuerySpec:(NSString*)soupName
2 withPath:(NSString*)path
3 withMatchKey:(NSString*)matchKey
4 withOrderPath:(NSString*)orderPath
5 withOrder:(SFSoupQuerySortOrder)order
6 withPageSize:(NSUInteger)pageSize;
7
8+ (SFQuerySpec*) newMatchQuerySpec:(NSString*)soupName
9 withSelectPaths:(NSArray*)selectPaths
10 withPath:(NSString*)path
11 withMatchKey:(NSString*)matchKey
12 withOrderPath:(NSString*)orderPath
13 withOrder:(SFSoupQuerySortOrder)order
14 withPageSize:(NSUInteger)pageSize;Android:
1public static QuerySpec buildMatchQuerySpec(
2 String soupName, String path, String exactMatchKey,
3 String orderPath, Order order, int pageSize)
4
5public static QuerySpec buildMatchQuerySpec(
6 String soupName, String[] selectPaths, String path,
7 String matchKey, String orderPath, Order order,
8 int pageSize)JavaScript:
1smartstore.buildMatchQuerySpec(
2 path, matchKey, order, pageSize, orderPath, selectPaths)