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<strong>Configure Searching in SimpleIndex and SimpleSearch</strong>
These instructions will walk through the set-up for having [http://www.simpleindex.com SimpleIndex] output data into the format required for searching and the interface to search for files in [http://www.simpleindex.com SimpleIndex]/[[SimpleSearch]] for both indexes and full text searching.  This requires that SimpleIndex output the index, full text and image information to a database of some kind.


== Set-up SimpleIndex Database Output ==
== SimpleIndex Database Output Set-up ==
* Configure the [http://www.simpleindex.com SimpleIndex] [[Job Configuration]] to output to a database
* Open the [[Job Settings Wizard]] and select the [[Database]] step
* Enable the [[Database Mode]] of Insert New Records to have new documents inserted into the database
* Configure the connection to the database by selecting [[New Data Source...]]
* Pick the column in the database that the path to the image file will be inserted into in the [[Output File Field]]
* Pick the column in the database that the [[Revision Status]] will be inserted to in the Revision drop down
* Pick the column in the database that the full text OCR information will be inserted to in the Full Text OCR field
* Pick the column in the database that the total number of pages in the document will be inserted to in the Page Count drop down
* If Default is selected in the [[Database]] step then a default Access Database will be created and all of the fields will be connected to the columns in the database, including the steps below in Set-up SimpleIndex Index Output to Database
 
== SimpleIndex Index Output to Database Set-up ==
* Configure the [http://www.simpleindex.com SimpleIndex] [[Job Configuration]] to insert the index data to columns in the database
* Open the [[Job Settings Wizard]] and select the [[Indexing & File Naming]] step
* Select each field that you want to be inserted into the database one at a time and click the Edit button
* Click Next to get to the [[Index Field Step]]
* In the [[Database Matching]] section set the Field drop down to the column in the database that the data for that index field should be inserted into
 
== SimpleIndex Full-page OCR Processing Set-up ==
* If full text searching is required enabling Full Page OCR is required
* Configure the [http://www.simpleindex.com SimpleIndex] [[Job Configuration]] to convert all images to electronic text with [[Full Page OCR]]
* Open the [[Job Settings Wizard]] and select the [[OCR]] step
* Check the "Enable full-page OCR" option
 
== SimpleSearch Job Configuration Creation & Set-up ==
* Open the [http://www.simpleindex.com SimpleIndex] [[Job Configuration]] that was set-up to insert the data into the database that you would like to search
* Open the [[File Menu]] select Save As...
* Select the folder to save the Searching [[Job Configuration]] file
* Rename the file to something that indicates that it is a Searching [[Job Configuration]]
* Open the [[Job Settings Wizard]] and select the [[Database]] step
* Select the [[Database Mode]] of Retrieve and View Records to have the [[Job Configuration]] search for documents
 
== SimpleIndex Full-page Text Searching Set-up ==
* Open the [http://www.simpleindex.com SimpleIndex] [[Job Configuration]] set-up for searching
* Open the [[Job Settings Wizard]] and select the [[Indexing & File Naming]] step
* Click the Add button to create a new Index Field for Full Text Searching
* Pick Text in the Field Type drop down in the [[Field Type]] step and click Next
* Name the field with something appropriate EX. Full Text Search
* Click Next twice to get to the [[Template Control Step]]
* Select the Full Text Column that was set in the [[Database]] step and click Add and Finish
* Additional Full Text Search Fields can be created using the same process above with different index field names

Latest revision as of 20:18, 20 May 2022

These instructions will walk through the set-up for having SimpleIndex output data into the format required for searching and the interface to search for files in SimpleIndex/SimpleSearch for both indexes and full text searching. This requires that SimpleIndex output the index, full text and image information to a database of some kind.

SimpleIndex Database Output Set-up[edit | edit source]

  • Configure the SimpleIndex Job Configuration to output to a database
  • Open the Job Settings Wizard and select the Database step
  • Enable the Database Mode of Insert New Records to have new documents inserted into the database
  • Configure the connection to the database by selecting New Data Source...
  • Pick the column in the database that the path to the image file will be inserted into in the Output File Field
  • Pick the column in the database that the Revision Status will be inserted to in the Revision drop down
  • Pick the column in the database that the full text OCR information will be inserted to in the Full Text OCR field
  • Pick the column in the database that the total number of pages in the document will be inserted to in the Page Count drop down
  • If Default is selected in the Database step then a default Access Database will be created and all of the fields will be connected to the columns in the database, including the steps below in Set-up SimpleIndex Index Output to Database

SimpleIndex Index Output to Database Set-up[edit | edit source]

SimpleIndex Full-page OCR Processing Set-up[edit | edit source]

SimpleSearch Job Configuration Creation & Set-up[edit | edit source]

SimpleIndex Full-page Text Searching Set-up[edit | edit source]

  • Open the SimpleIndex Job Configuration set-up for searching
  • Open the Job Settings Wizard and select the Indexing & File Naming step
  • Click the Add button to create a new Index Field for Full Text Searching
  • Pick Text in the Field Type drop down in the Field Type step and click Next
  • Name the field with something appropriate EX. Full Text Search
  • Click Next twice to get to the Template Control Step
  • Select the Full Text Column that was set in the Database step and click Add and Finish
  • Additional Full Text Search Fields can be created using the same process above with different index field names