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Simple Boolean Matches - In this type of match, the word or phrase must be an exact match; however, the matching is not case sensitive. Multiple consecutive words are treated as a single phrase, and must appear in exactly the same order in the matching document. If a phrase contains blank spaces between words or punctuation marks, it must be enclosed in double quotes. An example of this would be "rocky mountains" or "western canada". Acceptable boolean operators are AND, OR, NOT, AND NOT and OR NOT.
Proximity Matches - In this type of match, the query returns results for documents that contain one or more words/word groups that appear near each other. An example of this would be "west coast" near "ski resort".