Query Controls Sample Clauses

Query Controls. Whois query controls fall into two categories: those that specify the type of field and those that modify the interpretation of the input or determine the type of output to provide. Object Type Control The following keywords restrict a search to a specific object type: DOmain: Search only domain objects. The input string is searched in the Name field. HOst: Search only name server objects. The input string is searched in the Name field and the IP Address field. Contact: Search only contact objects. The input string is searched in the ID field. Registrar: Search only registrar objects. The input string is searched in the Name field. By default, if no object type control is specified, then the Name field of the Domain object is searched. Interpretation Control The following keywords modify the interpretation of the input or determine the level of output to provide: ID: Search on ID field of an object. This applies to Contact IDs and Registrar IDs. Full or '=': Always show detailed results, even for multiple matches Summary or SUM: Always show summary results, even for single matches '%': Used as a suffix on the input, will produce all records that start with that input string '_': Used as a suffix on the input, will produce all records that start with that input string and have one and only one additional character By default, if no interpretation control keywords are used, the output will include full details if a single record is found and a summary if multiple matches are found.
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Query Controls. WHOIS query controls fall into two categories: those that specify the type of field and those that modify the interpretation of the input or determine the type of output to provide. Object Type Control The following keywords restrict a search to a specific object type: Domain: Search only domain objects. The input string is searched in the Name field. Search only nameserver objects. The Host: input string is searched in the Name field and the IP Address field. Contact: Search only contact objects. The input string is searched in the ID field. Registrar: Search only registrar objects. The input string is searched in the Name field. By default, if no object type control is specified, then the Name field of the Domain object is searched. Interpretation Control The following keywords modify the interpretation of the input or determine the level of output to provide: partial All records matching string are returned . Same as partial keyword full Displays entire detail associated with each returned record = Same as full keyword summary Displays summary $ Same as summary keyword help Displays help text ? Same as help keyword By default, if no interpretation control keywords are used, the output will include full details if a single record is found and a summary if multiple matches are found.
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Query Controls. Whois query controls fall into two categories: those that specify the type of field and those that modify the interpretation of the input or determine the type of output to provide. Object Type Control The following keywords restrict a search to a specific object type: Domain: Search only domain objects. The input string is searched in the Name field. Host: Search only name server objects. The input string is searched in the Name field and the IP Address field. Contact: Search only contact objects. The input string is searched in the ID field. Registrar: Search only registrar objects. The input string is searched in the Name field. By default, if no object type control is specified, then the Name field of the Domain object is searched.
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Query Controls. Whois query controls fall into two categories: those that specify the type of field and those that modify the interpretation of the input or determine the type of output to provide.
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