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About indexed values on model by default

Question asked by spilby on Jul 3, 2015
Latest reply on Jul 3, 2015 by mrogers

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On this wiki:

http://wiki.alfresco.com/wiki/Full-Text_Search_Configuration

says…

Data dictionary options: The indexing behavior of each property can be set in the content model. By default, they are indexed atomically. The property value is not stored in the index, and the property is tokenized when it is indexed.

I don't understand one thing… By default all the values are indexed?

If they are indexed atomically, it means that if I put


           <property name="cm:content">
              <type>d:content</type>
              <mandatory>false</mandatory>
           </property>

the cm:content is indexed because I don't specify enabled="true"? I must specify enabled="false" for don't index the value?

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<index enabled="false"> <atomic>false</atomic> <stored>false</stored> <tokenised>false</tokenised> </index>

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mrogers Jul 3, 2015 1:42 PM

Yes all values are indexed. Unless you turn indexing off either through the model or the index control aspect.

Please note that the page you refer to may be obsolete. For example I doubt whether atomic works with solr.

To not index you would specify

or since atomic, stored and tokenized are optional



 <index enabled="false" />

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