Limited Term Employment Relationship

{'_id': '45220',
 '_index': 'dor',
 '_source': {'boost': None,
             'categories': {'frequencies': [], 'labels': [], 'labels_de': [], 'missings': [], 'values': []},
             'dataset': 'gpluecke',
             'label': 'Limited Term Employment Relationship',
             'label_de': 'Befrist.Arbeitsverhaeltnis,endete autom.',
             'name': 'gp24g02',
             'name_cs': 'gp24g02',
             'namespace': 'soep-core',
             'scale': '',
             'statistics': {'names': ['Min.',
                                      '1st Qu.',
                                      'Median',
                                      'Mean',
                                      '3rd Qu.',
                                      'Max.',
                                      "NA's",
                                      'valid',
                                      'invalid'],
                            'values': ['1', '1', '1', '1', '1', '1', '170', '1', '170']},
             'study': 'soep-core',
             'uni': {'frequencies': [], 'labels': [], 'labels_de': [], 'missings': [], 'values': []},
             'variable': 'gp24g02'},
 '_type': 'variable',
 '_version': 2,
 'found': True}

The search interface was rebuild and offers several options.

• +namespace:'study-name' reduces the search to elements in one study.
• +variable:xyz and +dataset:xyz can be used to look for specific variable names or variables from one specific dataset.
• Wildcards (*) can be used both on generic search terms (e.g., politic* matches both "politic" and "political") and within fields (e.g., variable:ap01* matches "ap0101" or "ap0102")

Example: Search for keywords starting with "politic" in the SOEP-Core dataset "ap":

+namespace:'soep-core' +dataset:ap politic*