What are Boolean search commands and how do I use them?
Boolean search commands are words you can use to make your search more effective when using search tools (such as the UR Library Search - or anywhere Boolean operators are supported, such as on Google).
The most commonly used Boolean operators are:
AND: to find results containing all search terms.
OR: to find results containing one term or the other.
NOT: excludes a word from a search.
You can use Boolean operators both in basic and advanced search. Remember that Boolean operators are case sensitive.
