The cxImpact search system includes the concepts of fields. All of the lines in the Request block are fields of the format name=value.

To search for these pairs, format the search as follows: 

(name contains value)

A term with a contains clause is just like any other search term and can be combined with other containing terms or simple terms.

The value part of the containing term can itself be a list of values.

• For example:

  
  (loginid contains (smith or jones or clark))
  

• The not operator is supported. For example:

  
  (loginid contains not (smith or jones or clark))
  

In the Request block, all lines in the [URLField] and [AppData] sections are indexed. Since every line in the [URLField] section represents one of the Input tags on a submitted page form, this mechanism can be used to search for specific user inputs.

If you search for a field name without using a contains clause, Tealeaf indicates that the field exists on the first page of the session. For example, searching for loginid only. To find each page where a particular [URLField] exists regardless of its value, you can:

• Search for the field alone and use SubSearch to search for the field again. The SubSearch result pane indicates the page where it exists.
• Search by using the wildcard (loginid contains *), which produces a hit session segment that identifies the exact pages where the field is displayed. These results can be large.