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01-07-2014 03:36 AM
Hi Everybody.
Cannot search starting with special character eg(@DMS, #DMS, %DMS,… ) in Keywords: search in share.
Thank you
Cannot search starting with special character eg(@DMS, #DMS, %DMS,… ) in Keywords: search in share.
Thank you
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01-07-2014 04:01 AM
Hello,
have you tried quoting your search query, i.e. "@DMS"? These types of characters are special for a reason and should not be used without the proper context.
Regards
Axel
have you tried quoting your search query, i.e. "@DMS"? These types of characters are special for a reason and should not be used without the proper context.
Regards
Axel

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01-07-2014 10:06 PM
Hello!!
Thank you very much for your reply.
It OK when search with "@DMS". But only "#DMS" (# sign) is not OK.
Please explain me why it cannot search file name that are starting with special character.
Thank you.
Thant Htoo Zin
Thank you very much for your reply.
It OK when search with "@DMS". But only "#DMS" (# sign) is not OK.
Please explain me why it cannot search file name that are starting with special character.
Thank you.
Thant Htoo Zin
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01-08-2014 05:46 AM
Hello,
some special characters have special meaning in the specific search languages that are used in Alfresco. If such a special character is encountered without having been quoted, the search system evaluates them according to its rules, which may result in the query being either syntactically invalid or interpreted in a totally different way from what you expected / intended.
Even in quoted form there are some characters that may have special meaning, e.g. to define proximity conditions or sloop on terms of the phrase in a full text search. I am not aware that # is one of them, but I never had to use it to search for properly named files or other metadata properties.
Regards
Axel
some special characters have special meaning in the specific search languages that are used in Alfresco. If such a special character is encountered without having been quoted, the search system evaluates them according to its rules, which may result in the query being either syntactically invalid or interpreted in a totally different way from what you expected / intended.
Even in quoted form there are some characters that may have special meaning, e.g. to define proximity conditions or sloop on terms of the phrase in a full text search. I am not aware that # is one of them, but I never had to use it to search for properly named files or other metadata properties.
Regards
Axel

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01-08-2014 10:15 PM
Hello
Thank you very much for your detail explanation.
Regards
Thant Htoo Zin
Thank you very much for your detail explanation.
Regards
Thant Htoo Zin
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01-13-2014 12:26 PM
Hello,
I have a document with title 02-20288-de
If i search in share for 20288-de , I found the document. However, If I search 02-20288-de , I do not get the correct document.
I have already google for this. I tried "02-20288-de" with no success. What is worng here? and how can I make alfresco find document with complete title 02-20288-de ?
alfresco 4.2.c
thanks in advance
Regards
Diego
I have a document with title 02-20288-de
If i search in share for 20288-de , I found the document. However, If I search 02-20288-de , I do not get the correct document.
I have already google for this. I tried "02-20288-de" with no success. What is worng here? and how can I make alfresco find document with complete title 02-20288-de ?
alfresco 4.2.c
thanks in advance
Regards
Diego

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01-22-2014 11:34 PM
There is no error occur in searching. In my opinion it is depend on the language.
For example-> File name in de is not English language it may be error.
Here is example searching with figure
For example-> File name in de is not English language it may be error.
Here is example searching with figure
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02-20-2014 10:26 AM
Thanks for th replyment.
I have notice that if I edit the document, then I can found the file in search. IT seems its related to Index?
I have notice that if I edit the document, then I can found the file in search. IT seems its related to Index?
