In general, a filename can be a concatenation of multiple criteria (e.g. internal document number, discipline, sub-discipline, sub-supplier document number, etc.)
Currently, the search logic exclusively checks for directly connected terms of a filename string (from left to right). Therefore, randomly arranged keywords as part of the filename aren't searchable. Example: "FURNACE WIDE SPACE SECTION-LEFT SIDE WALL_C02835462026_1110111_0010020.dwg".
Result: search for "LEFT SIDE WALL" would find the file, whereas search for "LEFT WALL SIDE" wouldn't find the file
Workaround: use search operators such as "AND", "OR" to combine multiple keywords in the search string, Note: search operators are only available on web version for now;
However, in reality site workers often search for equipment specific keywords (in engineering folders having multiple hundreds of files) like:
- Tank
- Cable tray
- Boiler
- Wall
- Etc.
It would be desirable, if the search logic could also handle "contains" logic because those users often do not exactly know the sequence of these words in the filename.