Probably a multipronged question coming from a Thor Dev-Apologies if the title is misleading.
I am looking to do the following:
Find all the queries on a given Roxie environment.
Find all the files associated with said queries
or
Find all the queries that a file is used in.
Is there any standard function I could use(akin to getLogicalFileList()) or even a SOAP call?
I have tried looking into the wsDfu wsdl and could not find any webmethod that could help.
I have also looked into the breadth of ECL standard functions and again couldn't even find anything that would give me a list of published queries.
That information is all available to you in ECL Watch:
On the ECL Watch Published Queries tab, select a query, then you can see all the files it uses listed on its Logical Files tab, or all its superfiles on its Super Files tab.
On the ECL Watch Files tab, select any file to bring up its Logical Files Details page. On that page you can see all queries that use the file on its Queries tab.
HTH,
Richard
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I am seeing below behavior in Alfresco and read lots of relates doumentaion of alfresco but not found any clear answer.
Below are things I have done to search a file.
1. Uploaded a file named "Test.txt" in a folder having only one rule to have custom type on the uploaded docs.
2. And when I select content in "look for" option in advance search then my test file comes in result of search.
as shown below.
Then I have searched it using advance search using name property and selecting my custom type in the "look for" option in advance search then it result 0 files.
But when I set any property of test.txt file it becomes searchable using custom type in Advance search.
My question is If I just upload a file. How can it become searchable using custom type in Advance search.?
When is the indexing generated of files uploaded of custom type.
I am using Alfresco 4.1 and Solr as search engine.
Thanks,
Fouad
SOLR indexes Alfresco every 15 seconds by default, so there's no reason why your uploaded file wouldn't be indexed right away.
Are you sure your rule actually works?
I'd suggest taking the file's nodeRef, and using Node Browser to look at it's type, aspects and properties right after it enters the folder (and triggers the rule), and after you change something by hand. That might clear something up, as in why it works/does not work.
Additionally, you could search for unindexed nodes and see if your file is there:
http://docs.alfresco.com/5.0/concepts/solr-index-fix.html
As far as I understand, APEX 5.1 does not support Excel files to be loaded into tables.
I found this package that seems to make it possible to SELECT from Excel files, but it does not show how to use it with, for example, files loaded via the "File Browse" Item.
Now, I am very new to this environment, so please explain it from the beginning.
What I did is I upload the package script to the SQL workshop and executed it, without errors. But now?
APEX 5.1 doesn't support it out of the box, but you can use the EXCEL2COLLECTION plugin (available here).
It is very straightforward, just create a file browse page item with an upload button which calls an onsubmit process (e.g. CreateCollection) of type Excel2Collection[Plug In] - specify the file browse item, a collection name and the CSV separator, then you can do as you please with the data (e.g. you may want to run some validations on the data then insert it into a table where you can access it as normal).
I have a lot of pdf files (text inside), and I want to build a simple search engine to search the sentences which contains the given keywords. After several hours' searching, I chose solr as the tool.
I am new to solr. I downloaded latest solr 6.5.0 and set it up in windows 7.
I have used the following commands to create a collection called gettingstarted and can search operation by visiting the link http://localhost:8983/solr/gettingstarted/browse
bin\solr.cmd start
bin\solr.cmd create -c gettingstarted
java -Dauto -Dc=gettingstarted -Drecursive -jar example/exampledocs/post.jar *.pdf
However, it only shows the filename which contains the keyword rather than the detail lines of the file. The following picture shows this case:
I also tried the integrated example called techproducts and to my surprise, it can show the exact sentences which contains the keywords. The following picture shows this case:
So I have a question if I can do something to enable the sentences which contains exact keywords show in the first picture. I don't know about velocity, config files and even the underlying principles. I just want it work, giving the detail search results. I do not care about the security issues and also do not care about the way it shows (uglyness is OK).
It is the first day I play with solr, so maybe I made some mistakes about the description. Thanks for your patience. I need your help.
http://localhost:8983/solr/gettingstarted/browse
this is example UI application (solritas )which comes by default with solr.
You should use /select request handler to query, which handles you query and retrieve results.
http://localhost:8983/solr/gettingstarted/select?q=keyword
For Indexing PDF.
when you index pdf, all content inside pdf goes to field called content by default.
Example:
Assuming you created gettingstarted collection already.
Navigate to directory example/exampledocs/ and hit this command.
java -Dauto -Dc=gettingstarted -jar post.jar solr-word.pdf
if it indexed successfully. go to admin and search for keyword inside pdf, it should give content field with value (text inside pdf)
example query request URL
http://localhost:8983/solr/gettingstarted/select?q=solr&wt=json&indent=on
How do I search in MS Access (ver 2010) for data in files attached to records? If I do a "Find" and specify text I KNOW is in an attached txt file to a particular record, there are no hits. While if I have the same data in a Text Field or Memo field, Access finds it. I understood from one of the Access help screens I found that it is possible to search attachments from within Access, but I have not been able to do this yet.
BTW, I did try using the query tool and searching for text I knew was in the attachment, but it was not successful, although it did find the same text within a memo field in another record.
Thx,
jmb
I'm fairly certain that there is no mechanism in Access to find records based on text within a file attachment. A bit of web searching found an earlier question here and the responses seem to agree that there isn't.
One reference from Microsoft here says
By using attachments, you open documents and other non-image files in their parent programs, so from within Access, you can search and edit those files.
but I think that statement could be misinterpreted. I believe what they meant to say was that
"...from within Access you can open an attachment in its parent program and then work on it as usual (e.g., edit it, search it, print it, and so on)."
You can use file system object, open the file as string and search sequentially. That's as close as you'll get
I need to migrate Work Items from one TFS server to another TFS server. I tried migrating them using the TFSMigration tool available in CodePlex.
The problem I am encountering is the schema for the work item on the source TFS is different from the schema of the work item type on destination. I don't want the destination TFS server schema for the work item to be modified. The change in schema is one new column only, but still don't want to take that change.
In one blog it was said that we can do that using Excel but not much details were available. I am not sure we can even use Excel to migrate the entire history related to Excel.
Have a look at the TFS Integration Tools on VS gallery. This supports custom field mappings as part of a migration, documentation here (direct download).
I did this a while back and, not finding an appropriate tool, resorted to copying the title and description etc across manually, as we only had a few active work items at the time, so it only took about an hour.
however, if I need to do it again, I'll use the TFS API to read fields of interest and write them to the new database. that way any schema differences don't matter, and the process is automated but under your control. Search for studying work items with the TFS API for details - it's really very easy.
Of course with both of these approaches (and all the migration tools AFAIK) you will only get a snapshot of the data - all history will be lost (or at best you can query using AsOf to get historical data, but all the entries you make will be timestamped at the moment you write them, not with the historical time that the event originally occurred.)
You can use the Excel editor to edit the source query All Items "Open Query in Microsoft Excel". Then open the destination query All Items "Open Query in Microsoft Excel". Copy and paste the contents from one excel window to the other. Certain fields like attachments will not transfer.