Hit Lists – the Result of a Query

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When you start a search, a window displaying a hit list will be generated and opened. The hit list window displays all objects, such as folders, registers, or documents fulfilling the criteria you entered in the search form.

Hit lists consist of static columns that provide information about object data, and columns, which contain the index data of the found objects. Hit lists from full-text searches also display a column with a text passage and the search term found within it. These hits are sorted in the hit list according to their quality. Hit lists for full-text queries also contain an area with facets, which are dynamic filters that can be used to restrict the hit lists based on properties in the basic parameters and lists.

Hit lists can be used for:

Static Columns

Static columns contain the name of the object type, as well as icons showing the archiving status, the access status, the presence of notes, and so forth. Which of these columns are shown depends on your settings in the enaio® client settings (see 'Fields' area ).

Static columns are also displayed context-specific. This means that a "Signatures" column is not displayed in a hit list of folders or registers, for example, because folders or registers cannot be signed.

Report View and Quicklook View

Instead of being displayed as a table in the report view, the document hit list can be displayed in the quicklook view. Quicklooks are small previews (thumbnails) of the first page of a document. They are only available for image documents and documents created using Microsoft Office applications. While setting up document types, the administrator can decide whether quicklooks are created or not.

Click the matching button on the status bar to switch between the report and quicklook views.

Searching in Hit Lists

Use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+F to search in hit lists. If you use the shortcut, you can enter the search term in the Filter list field at the bottom of a hit list. The hit list is restricted. The search term or cells containing the term you are searching for are highlighted in color.