Verse proximity in the GSE

[mbixby@tcmissions.org]

Is there anyway to use verse proximity in the GSE? When I do the following search (imported into GSE from the command line): ('eij o *@vn*).;3('wste *@vn*), I get the following message.


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Can't run query
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Verse proximity (in the merge boxes) can't be
used in a query using ordering or agreement.
To mix ordering and agreement with proximity conditions
Use WORD proximity (specified in ordering boxes) instead.

You may need to split your query into sub-queries.
The GSE tutorials give an example of this.
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OK
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I can run this search from the command line, but I have other searches I would like to do which I can't run from the command line (or at least don't think I can).

Any ideas?
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[Glenn Weaver]

Hi mbixby,

The message box gives the answer: "You may need to split your query into subqueries."

The attached query file has the upper merge box set to 3 verses. The lower two merge boxes are set to be subqueries. I typed your search on the command line, then opened the GSE. Then I checked the "Make subquery" option in the two lower merge boxes.

There is a requirement to turn off the hit highlighting. When you run the search, a message box alerts you to that and offs to turn off the hit highlighting.

Hope this helps.

[mbixby@tcmissions.org]

Aha, that's the key. Thanks.

Matthew