FileNet Social Collaboration - search by comments
We have social collaboration enabled on our FileNet system. I can add comment, tag, like and track how many times a document has been downloaded. These features are nice. When I tag a document, I can search documents by the tag text.
Ex: If I tag a document as say "test". I can user a search template to search for a document by its tag value i.e. test.
When I comment, I can't search document based on Comment Text.
Say I added a comment as "good doc". I can't search it by the text. Rather I need to provide an integer value like 1 search. Then search happens like "get all documents which has number of comments =1". I don't want this behavior instead I should be able to search on the comment text.
Can anybody help on this?
filenet-p8 filenet ibm-content-navigator
asked Nov 8 '18 at 18:05
Manjunatha MuniyappaManjunatha Muniyappa
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We have social collaboration enabled on our FileNet system. I can add comment, tag, like and track how many times a document has been downloaded. These features are nice. When I tag a document, I can search documents by the tag text.
Ex: If I tag a document as say "test". I can user a search template to search for a document by its tag value i.e. test.
When I comment, I can't search document based on Comment Text.
Say I added a comment as "good doc". I can't search it by the text. Rather I need to provide an integer value like 1 search. Then search happens like "get all documents which has number of comments =1". I don't want this behavior instead I should be able to search on the comment text.
Can anybody help on this?
filenet-p8 filenet ibm-content-navigator
asked Nov 8 '18 at 18:05
Manjunatha MuniyappaManjunatha Muniyappa
8412822
add a comment |
We have social collaboration enabled on our FileNet system. I can add comment, tag, like and track how many times a document has been downloaded. These features are nice. When I tag a document, I can search documents by the tag text.
Ex: If I tag a document as say "test". I can user a search template to search for a document by its tag value i.e. test.
When I comment, I can't search document based on Comment Text.
Say I added a comment as "good doc". I can't search it by the text. Rather I need to provide an integer value like 1 search. Then search happens like "get all documents which has number of comments =1". I don't want this behavior instead I should be able to search on the comment text.
Can anybody help on this?
filenet-p8 filenet ibm-content-navigator
asked Nov 8 '18 at 18:05
Manjunatha MuniyappaManjunatha Muniyappa
8412822
We have social collaboration enabled on our FileNet system. I can add comment, tag, like and track how many times a document has been downloaded. These features are nice. When I tag a document, I can search documents by the tag text.
Ex: If I tag a document as say "test". I can user a search template to search for a document by its tag value i.e. test.
When I comment, I can't search document based on Comment Text.
Say I added a comment as "good doc". I can't search it by the text. Rather I need to provide an integer value like 1 search. Then search happens like "get all documents which has number of comments =1". I don't want this behavior instead I should be able to search on the comment text.
Can anybody help on this?
filenet-p8 filenet ibm-content-navigator
filenet-p8 filenet ibm-content-navigator
asked Nov 8 '18 at 18:05
Manjunatha MuniyappaManjunatha Muniyappa
8412822
asked Nov 8 '18 at 18:05
Manjunatha MuniyappaManjunatha Muniyappa
8412822
asked Nov 8 '18 at 18:05
Manjunatha MuniyappaManjunatha Muniyappa
8412822
asked Nov 8 '18 at 18:05
Manjunatha MuniyappaManjunatha Muniyappa
8412822
asked Nov 8 '18 at 18:05
Manjunatha MuniyappaManjunatha Muniyappa
8412822
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One way to achieve this would be to use CBR on the property. See how to enable CBR on a property
The property will then be full-text searchable using the CONTAINS statement, see doc.
Optionally (but i'm not sure as i've never personally used it) - the satisfies operator might exactly what you're looking for according to the documentation.
answered Nov 15 '18 at 8:25
Ivo JonkerIvo Jonker
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One way to achieve this would be to use CBR on the property. See how to enable CBR on a property
The property will then be full-text searchable using the CONTAINS statement, see doc.
Optionally (but i'm not sure as i've never personally used it) - the satisfies operator might exactly what you're looking for according to the documentation.
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One way to achieve this would be to use CBR on the property. See how to enable CBR on a property
The property will then be full-text searchable using the CONTAINS statement, see doc.
Optionally (but i'm not sure as i've never personally used it) - the satisfies operator might exactly what you're looking for according to the documentation.
answered Nov 15 '18 at 8:25
Ivo JonkerIvo Jonker
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One way to achieve this would be to use CBR on the property. See how to enable CBR on a property
The property will then be full-text searchable using the CONTAINS statement, see doc.
Optionally (but i'm not sure as i've never personally used it) - the satisfies operator might exactly what you're looking for according to the documentation.
answered Nov 15 '18 at 8:25
Ivo JonkerIvo Jonker
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One way to achieve this would be to use CBR on the property. See how to enable CBR on a property
The property will then be full-text searchable using the CONTAINS statement, see doc.
Optionally (but i'm not sure as i've never personally used it) - the satisfies operator might exactly what you're looking for according to the documentation.
answered Nov 15 '18 at 8:25
Ivo JonkerIvo Jonker
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answered Nov 15 '18 at 8:25
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answered Nov 15 '18 at 8:25
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answered Nov 15 '18 at 8:25
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