Searching for Registers
Registers are always located in a folder. If you want to search for a register, you will need to open the folder type which contains the register in the object search. You cannot run a register search across multiple folder types.
You can search for registers if you want to list registers and then go deeper into the register structures.
The hit lists can be sorted alphanumerically or naturally (see Settings).
You can define which fields of the index data form will be used as list columns.
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Open the object search.
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Open a folder type in the object search.
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Double-click the register icon.
The search form will now open.
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Fill out the search form.
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Click Start search or press the ↩ enter key.
The register hit list will open in the result window.
The search form may contain a full text section. You can enter the terms you want to search for in the full-text index here. The full-text index contains all terms from the register index data. You can combine terms logically and use placeholders (see Full-Text Searches – Combinations and Placeholders).
To open the description, click Help in the Full text area.
The Index data ribbon tab contains the following functions:
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Combined search |
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All functions are also available in the context menu of the index data form.
If you choose the Folder list option in the Query behavior area (see 'Query behavior' area ), you will be shown a list of folders in which the queried registers are found. Select the Document list option, and you will be shown a list of documents located in the queried registers and documents that are not located in any register.