Benutzerdefinierte Suche nach strukturierten oder unstrukturierten Daten filtern

{"id": "1", "structData": {"title": "Policy on accepting corrected claims", "category": ["persona_A"]}, "content": {"mimeType": "application/pdf", "uri": "gs://bucketname_87654321/data/document_1.pdf"}}
{"id": "2", "structData": {"title": "Claims documentation and reporting guidelines for commercial members", "category": ["persona_A", "persona_B"]}, "content": {"mimeType": "application/pdf", "uri": "gs://bucketname_87654321/data/document_2.pdf"}}
{"id": "3", "structData": {"title": "Claims guidelines for bundled services and supplies for commercial members", "category": ["persona_B", "persona_C"]}, "content": {"mimeType": "application/pdf", "uri": "gs://bucketname_87654321/data/document_3.pdf"}}
{"id": "4", "structData": {"title": "Advantage claims submission guidelines", "category": ["persona_A", "persona_C"]}, "content": {"mimeType": "application/pdf", "uri": "gs://bucketname_87654321/data/document_4.pdf"}}

  # A single expression or multiple expressions that are joined by "AND" or "OR".
  filter = expression, { " AND " | "OR", expression };
  # Expressions can be prefixed with "-" or "NOT" to express a negation.
  expression = [ "-" | "NOT " ],
    # A parenthetical expression.
    | "(", expression, ")"
    # A simple expression applying to a text field.
    # Function "ANY" returns true if the field exactly matches any of the literals.
    | text_field, ":", "ANY", "(", literal, { ",", literal }, ")"
    # A simple expression applying to any indexable field.
    # Preview: Function "EXISTS" returns true if the field is not NULL, empty, or containing the default value.
    | text_field, ":", "EXISTS"
    | numerical_field, ":", "EXISTS"
    # Function "CONTAINS" returns true if the field contains the tokens in any of the literals.
    # This is a partial match, not an exact match.
    | text_field, ":", "CONTAINS", "(", literal, ")"
    # Function "STARTS_WITH" returns true if the field begins with the same characters
    # as in any of the literals. The prefix matches up to 12 characters.
    | text_field, ":", "STARTS_WITH", "(", literal, ")"
    # A simple expression applying to a numerical field. Function "IN" returns true
    # if a field value is within the range. By default, lower_bound is inclusive and
    # upper_bound is exclusive.
    | numerical_field, ":", "IN", "(", lower_bound, ",", upper_bound, ")"
    # A simple expression that applies to a numerical field and compares with a double value.
    | numerical_field, comparison, double
    # An expression that applies to a geolocation field with text/street/postal address.
    |  geolocation_field, ":", "GEO_DISTANCE(", literal, ",", distance_in_meters, ")"
    # An expression that applies to a geolocation field with latitude and longitude.
    | geolocation_field, ":", "GEO_DISTANCE(", latitude_double, ",", longitude_double, ",", distance_in_meters, ")"
    # Datetime field
    | datetime_field, comparison, literal_iso_8601_datetime_format);
  # A lower_bound is either a double or "*", which represents negative infinity.
  # Explicitly specify inclusive bound with the character 'i' or exclusive bound
  # with the character 'e'.
  lower_bound = ( double, [ "e" | "i" ] ) | "*";
  # An upper_bound is either a double or "*", which represents infinity.
  # Explicitly specify inclusive bound with the character 'i' or exclusive bound
  # with the character 'e'.
  upper_bound = ( double, [ "e" | "i" ] ) | "*";
  # Supported comparison operators.
  comparison = "<=" | "<" | ">=" | ">" | "=";
  # A literal is any double quoted string. You must escape backslash (\) and
  # quote (") characters.
  literal = double quoted string;
  text_field = text field - for example, category;
  numerical_field = numerical field - for example, score;
  geolocation_field = field of geolocation data type - for example home_address, location;
  datetime_field = field of datetime data type - for example creation_date, expires_on;
  literal_iso_8601_datetime_format = either a double quoted string representing ISO 8601 datetime or a numerical field representing microseconds from unix epoch.