Searches in Workplace
You use searches, filters, and sorting options to manage your work items and customize
your task and workflow list views in Workplace. In addition to basic
searches, you can now define advanced searches that help you consolidate multiple search queries
into one and refine your search results in a single query that uses a specific syntax and keywords
such as
AND, NOT, and OR together.
While you can reach many of your search objectives by using basic searches, sometimes you might
need more powerful search capabilities to obtain the results that you want.
- When you use basic searches to customize your task, workflow, and case list views, you narrow
the scope of your search, combine simple filters, and select and sort visible columns. You can only
use the
ANDkeyword to combine simplefilters in basic searches. To obtain the results that you want, you might need to define and maintain multiple basic queries.fieldoperatorvalue - For more refined results and to minimize the effort to maintain multiple queries, you can
consolidate more basic queries and use different ways to combine them into one more complex advanced
query that can be optimized. A single advanced query requires only one trip to the database and is
faster than running multiple smaller queries, which improves performance. Tip:
- Advanced searches for processes and cases are available in Workplace in either federated or nonfederated environments through indexing into Elasticsearch or OpenSearch. As of 24.0.0.0, Workplace connects directly to the Federated Data Repository, whose indexing capabilities enable you to search for process and case instance data in Workplace in both federated or nonfederated environments. For more information, see Administering the Federated Data Repository indexes.
- Full text searches in Workplace are available when Federated Data Repository is configured. In Workplace in Business Automation Workflow earlier than 24.0.0.0, full text searches are available only when the Process Federation Server (either external or embedded) is configured.
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