METADATA_CONTENT | Examples |
<METADATA_CONTENT | Attribute
Description Table |
index_numbers ="true | false" [false]
index_words ="automatic | manual" [automatic] minwordlength ="1 - NNN" [3] private ="true | false" [false] validate ="true | false" [true] > No Child Elements </METADATA_CONTENT > |
Attribute | Usage | Back to Top |
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index_numbers | Indexes numbers as characters. Allows character searches on number sequences such as ZIP codes. | |
index_words | In order to do a text search on a document, the document must be indexed. By default, a document is indexed when it is published through ArcCatalog. Set index_words to "automatic" for automatic indexing. Indexing can also take place offline using a standalone indexer. Set index_words to "manual" for manual indexing offline. Note that if a document is not indexed, only spatial searches are valid and no text searches can be made. | |
minwordlength | Sets the minimum word length for indexing. Values can be 1 or greater, but will typically be less than 4. Any word with lengths smaller than this value will not be indexed. For example, with the default minimum word length of 3, words of one or two characters will not be indexed. | |
private | Determines whether document is available to all viewers or is a private document. By default, documents are public. | |
validate | Validation is set to "true" by default. If set to "false", clients do not validate which items of content are available. |
Example 1: | Back to Top |
<?xml version="1.0"
encoding="UTF-8"?> <ARCXML version="1.1"> <CONFIG> <ENVIRONMENT> <LOCALE country="US" language="en" variant="" /> <UIFONT color="0,0,0" name="Arial" size="12" style="regular" /> </ENVIRONMENT> <METADATA_CONFIG> <WORKSPACES> <SDEWORKSPACE name="unique_name" server="server_name" instance="port:5151" database="optional_database_name" user="user_name" password="user_password" /> </WORKSPACES> <METADATA_CONTENT validate="true" index_words="automatic" /> <TABLE_NAME prefix="imsmetadata" /> </METADATA_CONFIG> </CONFIG> </ARCXML> |