I followed the advice as given to Joshua.

I figured out how to place the advanced search syntax, but I'm not having much luck locating the object that will reference the search criteria for review number or case number.

I've tried examining the options under settings.xxx and also the Field.xxx and not found a reference like those shown for other options.

For example I tried settings.AddColumn(Field.ReferenceEquals(currentrow(2))  but it is not correct, nor are other items.

(2))

Any idea what I'm overlooking ?

Regards,

Brian

currentrow(0) is the Document type (PDF, TIF)
currentrow(1) is the Case Number
currentrow(2) is the Review number
currentrow(3) is the path to place the file

My code snippet is as follows:

  
       Dim serverName As String = CMBLaserficheServerName.Text, repositoryName As String = CMBRepositoryName.Text
                            Dim userName As String = CMBLaserficheRepositoryUserLogin.Text, userPassword As String = CMBLaserficheRepositoryUserPassword.Text
                            Dim mySession As New Session
                            Dim listing As New List(Of String)
                            ' Logging into the Repository
                            mySession.LogIn(userName, userPassword, New RepositoryRegistration(serverName, repositoryName))
                            'This search is looking for any entry name ("*"),
                            ' only documents ("DB"), and the review and case numbers provided

                            ' by an external csv list.
                            Dim searchParameters As String = "{[]:[Case Number]=currentrow(1), [Review Number]=currentrow(2)} & {LF:Name=""*"", Type=""DB""}"
                            Dim lfSearch As Search = New Search(mySession, searchParameters)
                            Dim settings As SearchListingSettings = New SearchListingSettings
                            Dim searchResults As SearchResultListing
                            ' ** Dim targetFolder As String
                            Dim filePathAndName As String
                            ' What columns do you want the search to retrieve...
                            settings.AddColumn(SystemColumn.Name)
                            settings.AddColumn(SystemColumn.CreationDate)
                            settings.AddColumn(SystemColumn.EntryType)
                            settings.AddColumn(SystemColumn.Path)
                            settings.AddColumn(Field.ReferenceEquals(currentrow(2))
           

Thank you very much!  It wasn't clear in the RA instructions that you could perform the advanced search syntax inside the search command (that sounds silly now while typing it).  I saw references to the advance syntax in the LFSO instructions, but I figured the RA API was using a different approach.  I was thinking I was going to have to perform some sort of filter after gathering up all the documents.  The SearchClientApp.cs example included with the SDK had exactly what I needed.

Thanks for helping me get started!