At which character count does dtSearch truncate an uninterrupted search string?

The correct answer is that dtSearch truncates an uninterrupted search string at 32 characters. This behavior is important for users to understand because it delineates the maximum length of search strings that dtSearch will process as a single uninterrupted term.

A search string that exceeds this character count will be truncated to fit within the 32-character limit, meaning that only the first 32 characters of the string will be analyzed. This can impact the relevance and accuracy of search results if users expect to search with longer phrases or strings. Understanding this limit helps users formulate their searches more effectively by guiding them on how to structure their queries to ensure they capture the intended results while staying within the constraints of the system.