on 02-14-2008 10:59 AM
Hi:
Do you know if there is a way to search documents using the original file names?
Thank you.
Regards,
Maria
indexing and searching based on the attributes of the file/original that is store in the content repository is not possible. from cv04n one can look for the contents within a original
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Hi Maria,
There would be no standard option, and there are some good ideas given. To recap your options, and give you some new options, here are my five pennies worth.
File names are stored in the table mentioned earlier.
You can have use the badi DOCUMENT_MAIN01, method before_save to add some more classification.
Multi value classification can at least hold four values, (might have been increased), so could hold four file names
Classification data is restricted to 30 chars, so this might limit your options.
You could add the file names to the long text, and then use the long text search.
you could break cv04n, and add in a search field for file names. The search funtionality is well coded, so if you do this, make sure you dont break the performance of it.
Last option - what do you need it for? Cant you represent the information in another manner?
Regards,
Espen Leknes
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Hi maria,
Goto trasaction CV04n
at the bottom there is a tab called text search within original.
I think that will help you otherwise you have to installed trex search.
rewards point if useful.
Regards,
nitin
Edited by: nitin bhagat on Feb 15, 2008 1:12 PM
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Hi Sivakumar:
I´ve finally created a characteristic to try to get file names: it has FILENAME field from DMS_DOC_FILES as "Reference to table field". But I expected it would show the values from the table in the document characteristic, and it doesn't do that...
What am I doing wrong?
Thank you.
Regards,
Maria Luisa
Hi,
Yeah you could provided,
1. You have passed the original file name (with out extension) as the description to the DIR Basic data or
2. You have TREX search installed.
I think first solution is a good approach.
Award points if useful
Good luck
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