System search properties allow SimpleOne administartors to specify the search behavior settings.
simple.search.extend_asterisk_use
search_text_service.excluded_tables
search_text_service.is_enabled
search_text_service.list_of_roles
search_text_service.matches_per_table
search_text_service.maximum_number_of_results
search_text_service.max_preview_length
Description:
This property allows specifying a maximum length of preview items.
| Type | Default value | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Integer | Not defined | 35 |
search_text_service.title_length
| Property name | Type | Default value | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| search_text_service.is_enabled | Boolean | True | Enables the text search capability. | |
| search_text_service.excluded_tables | String | [] | Specify the list of tables separated by a comma that will not appear as options when setting up the Global Text Search tables. In the Value field, enter the names of the system tables you want to exclude. | task,task_template,common_task |
| search_text_service.list_of_roles | String | Not defined | Specify the comma-separated list of roles authorized to use the Global Text Search capability. | incident_manager,change_manager,admin |
| search_text_service.matches_per_table | Integer | Not defined | The number of text search matches returned per table. | 7 |
| search_text_service.maximum_number_of_results | Integer | Not defined | The maximum number of results that can be returned after a text index search. This value limits the number of records displayed after extracting from the text index. | 100 |
| search_text_service.max_preview_length | Integer | Not defined | This property allows specifying a maximum length of preview items. | 35 |
| search_text_service.title_length | Integer | Not defined | Define the length of the search result displayed title. | 65 |
| simple.search.extend_asterisk_use | Boolean | True | This property extends asterisk usage as a wildcard symbol. Type '*' before or after keywords in the search mode to extend your search query. To learn more about all search operators, follow the link. |
