Clause Participants search example failing

From this week's "Logos Bible Study Tips" video, the BWS Clause Participants section for πλανάω worked for me:

so I presume I have the required dataset. Any guesses, then, as to why the video's search example would return "0 results" for me?

I'm using Verbum 7.11.0.33 with the L7 Starter Feature Set, and I have Clause Search from the L5 Crossgrade.

Thanks!

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HansK

Try this:

verb-lemma:πειράζω AND agent:Satan

Graham Criddle

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/943569#Comment_943569

verb-lemma:πειράζω AND agent:Satan

That should work - but it is functionally equivalent to the original search which should also work

I'm using Verbum 7.11.0.33 with the L7 Starter Feature Set, and I have Clause Search from the L5 Crossgrade.

Pete - my guess is that this is the issue.

If I remember correctly "agent" support was introduced with Logos 6 so wouldn't have been in the L5 crossgrade. But I am not sure

What happens if you run the search for "Subject" as opposed to "Agent"?

Pete De Bonte

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/943570#Comment_943570

If I remember correctly "agent" support was introduced with Logos 6 so wouldn't have been in the L5 crossgrade.…
What happens if you run the search for "Subject" as opposed to "Agent"?

✓ Ah ha! "subject:" instead of "agent:" does function for me; and in this particular example, it even returns the same 3 verses.

★ Moreover, I think the general lesson for me is that red text while I'm typing a search tag name may mean that I'm lacking that dataset (presuming the search is otherwise valid):

Moreover, note the red border around the search box appears even when the search suggestion line is closed (as in my original post), which was a clue that I hadn't understood before.

Thanks Graham! : )

Graham Criddle

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/943621#Comment_943621

★ Moreover, I think the general lesson for me is that red text while I'm typing a search datatype may mean that I'm lacking that dataset (presuming the search is otherwise valid):

In general the red outline indicates an invalid search - I hadn't realised that it could mean an invalid search due to lack of particularly features but that does make sense.

Glad it helped