Monday, September 28, 2009

Advance Google web search

Web Mining - is implementation of advance Google web search. Now you do not need to remember syntax to narrow your search. Just type your words and syntax will be created automatically.
  • All words search returns pages that include all of your search terms (search terms).
  • Phrase search returns pages that include an exact phrase ("phrase search").
  • "OR" search to find pages that include either of two search terms.
  • Negation will not return pages with these search terms (-terms)
  • Synonym search to search not only for your search term but also for its synonyms, place the tilde sign (~terms) immediately in front of your search term
  • In url restricts your search to the URLs of web pages (inurl:terms)
  • In title restricts your search to the titles of web pages (intitle:terms).
  • In text searches only body text (intext:terms).
  • Domain search to search only within one specific website (search terms site:domain)
  • File search returns links to documents with the given file type (search terms filetype:txt).
Example: How many subdomains does oreilly.com really have?: site:oreilly.com -inurl:www.oreilly.com





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