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!!! Overview
[{$pagename}] [Matching Rules] are used to define the collation match - the lexicographic sorting order (allowing searches of <= and >=).
!! Common examples of [{$pagename}] [Matching Rules] include:
* [caseExactOrderingMatch] -- An [ORDERING] matching rule that is used to determine the relative order between two string values, without ignoring differences in capitalization.
* [caseIgnoreOrderingMatch] -- An [ORDERING] matching rule that is used to determine the relative order between two string values, ignoring differences in capitalization.
* [generalizedTimeOrderingMatch] -- An [ORDERING] matching rule that is used to determine the relative order between two generalized time values.
* [integerOrderingMatch] -- An [ORDERING] matching rule that is used to determine the relative order between two integer values.
!! More Information
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[{ReferringPagesPlugin before='*' after='\n' }]