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-This wiki contains help and tips for all of the Third Wave products.  Please select your product from the [[home|home page]]
+**Third Wave and You.**
-It is also possible to search the entire site using the search box at the top of the page.  Please see below for details on performing searches.
+[[https://twbs.com/sap-business-one-partner-sap-erp/|CONNECT WITH US]]
-====== Search ======
+In more than 20 years of SAP Business One consulting, we’ve learned what merely works. And we’ve learned what truly helps businesses win.
-Search is done through the Search box at the top of the page.
+The difference between us and the status quo? Relationships and depth.
-===== Syntax =====
+**We know the value of long-term relationships.** When you work with Third Wave for your SAP Business One implementation, you get a Lead Consultant for Life.
-Basically this wiki performs logical AND search. That means all the words you put in the query will be used. Search is always case insensitive.
+What does that mean? It’s simple: when you begin working with us, your experienced lead consultant stays with you as long as you stay with us.
+**
-It is possible to use advanced search query syntaxes as described below. All of the syntaxes can be combined together. In this section, we'll use square brackets ''[ ... ]'' to represent characters entered in the query.
+A Personalized, Next-Level Business One Approach**
+Our consultants quickly become embedded with you. Before you know it, you’ll feel like your lead consultant is more a part of your team than ours.
-==== Terms you want to exclude (-) ====
-You can attach a minus sign ''-'' immediately before a keyword to exclude pages that contain this keyword from your search results. For example, the query ''[ app -plugin ]'' will find pages which contain "app" but do not contain "plugin".
-You can use this syntax ''-'' not just for a keyword, but also for a partial matching, a phrase search, a namespace search and a grouping search described below. For example, you can use the query ''%%[ -"phrase you want to exclude" ]%%'' to exclude exact phrase.
-==== Partial matching (*) ====
-You can perform a partial matching by prefixing and/or suffixing an asterisk ''*'' to a keyword. For example, searching for ''[ versago ]'' will only find "versago", but searching for ''[ vers* ]'' will also find "version" (prefix matching). You can also perform ''[ *ver ]'' (suffix matching) and ''[ *ersa* ]'' (partial matching).
-Note that ''*'' is not a "wildcard". You can't use it within a keyword, i.e. searching ''[ ver*ago ]'' will not find anything for you.
-==== Phrase search ("") ====
-You can search for exact phrases by putting double quotes around a set of words, e.g. ''%%[ "installing app" ]%%''.
-==== Search within a namespace (@) ====
-You can restrict the search to namespaces. To search pages within a namespace, prefix ''@'' or ''ns:'' to the namespace. To not search pages within a namespace, prefix ''^'' or ''-ns:'' to the namespace.
-For example, the query ''[ install @versago ^wiki:docs ]'' will find pages which contain a word "install" and are within "versago" namespace but not within "wiki:docs" namespace. The query ''[ install ns:versago -ns:wiki:docs ]'' will do the same thing.
-==== The OR operator (|) ====
-By default this wiki performs a logical AND search, but you can also use a logical OR search by using ''|'' or ''or'' as a separator of your search terms. For example, the query ''[ plugin | template ]'' will find pages which contain either "plugin" or "template" or both. The query ''[ plugin or template ]'' will do the same thing. You may use OR as a simple alternative to [[#Partial matching (*)]], e.g. in finding pages about people with spelling variations as ''[ Frank | Fränk ]''.
-The OR operator has a lower precedence than the default AND operator. That is, the query ''[ dokuwiki plugin | template ]'' can be represented as ''[ (dokuwiki plugin) | template ]'', not as ''[ dokuwiki (plugin | template) ]''. Instead, use a grouping syntax as described below.
-If you want to [[#Search within a namespace (@) |restrict your search on a namespace]], you **have** to group your search with "()", otherwise a search ''[ plugin | template @plugin]'' will behave as ''[ (plugin) | (template @plugin)]'', i.e. searching for "plugin" OR "template @plugin" over //all// namespaces, but not as you may intend searching "plugin" OR "template" over the //plugin// namespace, the latter being correctly expressed as ''[ (plugin | template) @plugin]''.
-==== Grouping search ====
-You can group search terms by enclosing terms with parentheses ''( ... )''. Having the highest precedence, parentheses may be used to force precedence.
-For example, the query ''[ dokuwiki -(plugin | @plugin) ]'' will find pages which contain a word "DokuWiki" but not contain a word "plugin" and also are not within a namespace "plugin".
-===== Quicksearch =====
-You can enter the beginning of a [[pagename]] into the search box and wait half a second. In most modern browsers you will automatically get a popup with matching pagenames.
-===== OpenSearch =====
-{{ :opensearch2.png|OpenSearch in Firefox}}
-[[http://www.opensearch.org/|OpenSearch]] is a standard to make it easy to integrate a website's search into your browser. It is supported by all modern browsers. DokuWiki is OpenSearch enabled.
-Here is how to add your wiki's search to Firefox (other browsers probably handle it in a similar way):
-  - open your wiki in the browser
-  - click the magnifying glass on the left of your browser's search field
-  - choose "Add <your wiki's title>", e.g. "Add DokuWiki"
+**At Third Wave, “Go Live” isn’t the destination. It’s the first step in a long-term relationship.** With us, you’ll never feel orphaned after going live.
+**No Failed Implementations. Ever!**
+Third Wave’s proven “business first” implementation methodology focuses on results. When all parties stick to plan, our implementations never fail.

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