True or False: dtSearch requires double quotes for all exact phrase queries.

The assertion is false because dtSearch does not require double quotes for all exact phrase queries. Instead, it allows for flexibility in querying. In dtSearch, while double quotes are used to denote exact phrase queries, they are not mandatory for all types of queries. Users can perform searches without enclosing phrases in double quotes in certain cases, depending on the complexity of the search string and the specific syntax being used.

This flexibility is particularly useful for users who may want to conduct broader searches or search for multiple terms without focusing solely on exact matches. It contrasts with the implication of the true statement which suggests that all exact phrases uniformly require double quotes, limiting users' search capabilities unnecessarily. This false statement overlooks the adaptability of dtSearch's querying mechanism, which enhances search efficiency and user experience.