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Using HasKeywords Search Operator acts like StartsWith in SuiteScript
Anyone had any success using the HasKeywords operator when building searches via nlapiCreateSearch? I've found very little documentation on this operator, but in testing it appears that it is doing a StartWith when used with text fields.
What I'd like to do is this (searching item records):
new nlobjSearchFilter('description', null, 'haskeywords', 'HP Drive 8 GB')
It would be great if the behavior was: find any item where description has "HP" and has "Drive" and has "8" and has "GB".
I would expect that haskeywords would match entire "words" and not partial words (unlike a contains) which is documented in this thread:
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