Supported operators for Story Query

Updated 

Below is the list of all the supported operators which you can utilize to form a Story Query. To understand in detail about operators and how they function, refer to Operators FAQs.

Operator

Example

Description

AND

social AND sprinklr

Search for keywords "social" and "sprinklr" anywhere within the complete message. Both keywords MUST be there for a match.

OR

"Customer experience" OR sprinklr

Search for keywords "Customer experience" or "sprinklr" anywhere within a complete message. One of the keywords must be there for a match.

NOT

"Sprinklr" NOT "Stocks"

Search for results that contain the keyword "Sprinklr" but should not contain the keyword "Stocks".

Proximity

"social media"~10

Search for keywords "social" and "media" within 10 words of each other.

NEAR

((Apple) NEAR/5 (iphone OR MacBook))

Search for keywords "iphone" or "MacBook" within 5 words of proximity to “Apple”.

ONEAR

"social media" ONEAR/5 "facebook"

Search for keywords "social media" and "facebook" within 5 words proximity in the order specified (first social media and then facebook).

author

author: "Justin Blake"

Search for the post with author named: "Justin Blake"; Case Sensitive Operator.

message

message: ("Gandalf" AND ("Frodo" OR "SAM"))

The message body should contain Gandalf and either of Frodo or Sam.

title

title: Tesla

Search for mentions that have "Tesla" in their title.

language

language: en

The language of the mention should be en (English)

state

state: California

Search for mentions from state: California.

country

country: IN

Filters the mentions specific to country: IN (India).

url

url: "https://www.bbc.com/news"

Search for mentions from url: bbc.com/news.

site

site: cnn.com

Search for mentions from a specific site: cnn.com.

Wildcards

Searching for me?t will return results with the keywords meat, melt, meet.

Searching for melt* will return results with the keywords melt, melts, melting, melted.

Limitations:

  • Placing quotation marks around a phrase will search for an exact match.

  • At least 4 characters preceding the '*' wildcard are mandatory.

  • Only 1 item with Wildcard '*' is supported at Topic Query formation.

single character (?) and multiple characters (*)

Single line comment

BrandName

//query description comment

To provide clarity to a reader, comments can be added within the Story Query using // operator.

Keyword List (AND)

keyword_list_and("kl_name")

Includes keywords constituting the keyword list separated by AND condition

Keyword List (OR)

keyword_list_or("kl_name")

Includes keywords constituting the keyword list separated by OR condition