The Search Engine is used to connect Fabric to the specific search provider when running Search commands. During the search, the Search Engine's interface is populated with the search engine's connection details.
To create a new Search Engine interface:
Parameter |
Description |
Host(s) |
Comma-delimited list of the search provider's hosts and ports. |
User |
User Id |
Password |
User Password |
SSL |
By default, set to False. |
Search fields must be defined on the selected LU table's columns to enable a cross-instance search based on these columns. For example, to enable a search of all customers named "John Doe", define the FIRST_NAME and LAST_NAME columns of the customer schema as search indexes.
To create a search index on a column, do either:
Note that Fabric Studio does not enable defining more than 63 columns in the same LU table as CDC fields, assuming that all columns are positioned according to 1 to 63 in the LU table. This limitation is not valid from release 6.5.4 and on.
The default built-in types of Search fields are:
Example:
The Search Engine is used to connect Fabric to the specific search provider when running Search commands. During the search, the Search Engine's interface is populated with the search engine's connection details.
To create a new Search Engine interface:
Parameter |
Description |
Host(s) |
Comma-delimited list of the search provider's hosts and ports. |
User |
User Id |
Password |
User Password |
SSL |
By default, set to False. |
Search fields must be defined on the selected LU table's columns to enable a cross-instance search based on these columns. For example, to enable a search of all customers named "John Doe", define the FIRST_NAME and LAST_NAME columns of the customer schema as search indexes.
To create a search index on a column, do either:
Note that Fabric Studio does not enable defining more than 63 columns in the same LU table as CDC fields, assuming that all columns are positioned according to 1 to 63 in the LU table. This limitation is not valid from release 6.5.4 and on.
The default built-in types of Search fields are:
Example: