What happens when a search query includes a string of 33 characters or more in dtSearch?

When a search query includes a string of 33 characters or more in dtSearch, it does not return any results. This behavior is rooted in the limitations set by dtSearch regarding the maximum length of the search strings for efficient processing. dtSearch is designed to handle queries with a maximum of 32 characters effectively, so any attempt to exceed this limit results in the search engine failing to process the query in a meaningful way.

This means that if a query is submitted with a string longer than 32 characters, dtSearch effectively disregards the query altogether, leading to no results being returned. Understanding this limitation is crucial for users to ensure their search queries are constructed within the permissible character length for successful retrieval of data.