Compare search
Looking at several - up to 6 - languages, which property-values are in common and which ones are not?
Now we add some Language Contraints selecting from the Languages box Fijian and French.
Select the Compare radio button from the Language box and click Search
CONSTRAINTS:
- Only Languages: Fijian, French.
For the following dataset:
| Property Name | Faroese | Fijian | French | Finnish |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Subject Verb | Yes | No | No | Yes |
| Adjective Degree | No | Yes | Yes | - |
| Verb Object | No | No | Yes | - |
The result will be the following:
| Properties in Common | ||
|---|---|---|
| Property Name | Property Value | |
| Adjective Degree | Yes | |
| Properties not in Common | ||
| Property Name | Fijian | French |
| Verb Object | No | Yes |
If you don't select any Property / Language / Property-Value the action performed by the search engine is to search without any constraint. Each Constraint box is independent from the next one: selecting only Property constraints, the engine will perform the search through all values for those Properties in all available Languages in the dataset.
There is a maximum number of languages that can be compared: this limit is of 6 languages per time. There are limits also on the size of searchable entries: in case your search will overpass the number of allowed by the search engine - usually on very huge datasets/groups - you will be redirected again to the Search Page with a notification on top page asking to add some constraint to the search.