When its junk filter is enabled, Zing doesn't index or search for 2-digit numbers or single-character words (unless they are Chinese or Japanese characters). You can enable or disable the junk filter for individual
tables.
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For example, to disable matches for search terms like a or 40 in the Knowledge Base, turn on junk filtering for the kb_knowledge table.
手順
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Navigate to .
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Open the dictionary entry for the table.
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In the Attributes related list, set the value of the Text index filter junk attribute:
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If you want Zing to include 2-digit numbers and single-character words when indexing and searching the table, set the attribute value to false.
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If you want Zing to ignore 2-digit numbers and single-character words when indexing and searching the table, set the attribute value to true.
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Select the additional actions icon
in the Dictionary Entry form header, then select Save.
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Select the Generate Text Index related link and select OK.
注:
- To have the desired effect, you may also need to reconfigure the automatic stop words. For example, if a specific 2-digit number appears in all of your problem numbers (92-0001, 92-0002, and so on), the automatic stop word
threshold is quickly exceeded and the word is no longer found in searches. To find that 2-digit number in the problem table, you must disable both junk filtering and automatic stop words.
- Disabling the junk filter results in a larger table index. For optimal performance, don't apply this attribute unless it's required.