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In the tables below, “Visibility” indicates the lowest level at which the preference can be set. For example, “Site” means that only site administrators can view or set the preference. “User” means that an individual user, context administrator, organization administrator, and site administrator can view or set the preference.
Your local administrators might change the default preference visibility.
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Visibility
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Site
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Description
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This preference determines the list of searchable types that appear under My Favorite Types on the Advanced Search page. Once a user begins using the advanced search, the user-selected options are retained, rather than the ones set by this preference.
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Visibility
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User
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Description
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This preference determines the following:
• The object types that are included when you select All Types for a global search or an advanced search.
• The list of types available from the Find Type window when you select > on the Advanced Search page. Click the find icon next to the Value field to add or remove object types.
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Default
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Yes
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Visibility
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User
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Description
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Use the Windchill search index when performing a global search or entering a value in the Keyword field on the Advanced Search page. For more information, see Keyword Search Rules.
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Default
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No
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Visibility
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Site
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Description
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Set this preference to Yes to display the Related Object Search field on the Advanced Search page: This field is available when you perform a search for a single object type. The object type must have an associated report template. For more information, see Related Object Search. |
Default
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No
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Visibility
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User
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Description
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Set this preference to Yes to display facets with the Search Results table.
When using faceted search results, a Refine Results side panel appears next to your search results. Use this panel to narrow your search results by selecting or deselecting attributes: For more information, see Faceted Search Results.
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Visibility
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User
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Description
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For searches that include the part object type, you can select part subtypes to exclude from the search results.
Part subtypes are often created and customized according to the needs of your site. You can view subtypes from the Find Type window: |
Visibility
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User
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Description
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This preference specifies the object types displayed in the global search drop-down menu: |
Default
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Yes
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Visibility
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User
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Description
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Determines whether wildcards are implicit in structure-related search windows, such as Insert Existing.
• When set to Yes, wildcards are assumed at the beginning and ending of search criteria.
• When set to No, wildcards are not assumed, but you can manually enter wildcards to return a broader range of search results.
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Default
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Keyword
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User
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Description
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This preference determines how keyword searches are interpreted:
• Name—Keyword is searched against the Name attribute only.
• Number—Keyword is searched against the Number attribute only.
• Name & Number—Keyword is searched against the Name and Number attributes only.
• Keyword—Keyword is searched against all indexed metadata and primary file content.
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Default
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No
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Visibility
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User
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Description
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Use this preference to limit the search results so that only the latest version appears. Otherwise, the latest iteration of each revision appears (assuming each version matches the search criteria.) This preference only applies to objects that have been revised.
For example, you perform a search that includes an object named “Part-1.” Part-1 has been revised several times, and the following versions fulfill your search criteria:
• If this preference is set to No, the Search Results table displays the following objects:
Part-1 A.5
Part-1 C.8
• If this preference is set to Yes, the Search Results table displays the following object:
Part-1 C.8
For more information, see Search Using Revision and Iteration Criteria.
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Default
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5
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Visibility
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User
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Description
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This preference applies to users with the Windchill Desktop Integration plugin installed.
If you are a member of more than one context and you create a new document using desktop integration, then the New Document window includes a Set Context step. To complete this step, you can perform a context search or you can select from a drop-down menu that displays your recently visited contexts. This preference controls how many contexts appear in the Context drop-down menu.
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Default
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Simple
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Visibility
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User
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Description
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This preference determines how keyword searches are interpreted by the Solr search engine:
• Simple—Search using the standard AND and OR operators. Allow the Windchill Index Search to process keywords.
• Advanced—Allows you to use Solr query language syntax for keyword searches. For more information, see Advanced Mode Searching.
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Default
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No
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Visibility
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Site
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Description
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When available, display thumbnail images in search results. Thumbnails are only available for objects that are viewable in Creo View and which have a generated thumbnail image.
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