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AWESOME. Did you figure out how to do an "AND" search where the order doesn't matter? for example if my part is named screw, machine, flat head, phillips, m4x10
I can do my search as follows *screw*m4* but sometimes the name in Windchill would be "M4x10 machine screw" so my search would not capture this part.
AWESOME. Did you figure out how to do an "AND" search where the order doesn't matter? for example if my part is named screw, machine, flat head, phillips, m4x10
I can do my search as follows *screw*m4* but sometimes the name in Windchill would be "M4x10 machine screw" so my search would not capture this part.
You have to use advanced search. On the advanced search page, leave keyword blank, select
Hi i am trying a search scenario and need some help on that.
Select with all of these criteria.
Attribute1 is an iba attribute on WTdoc with a legal list constraint.
Attribute 2 is simple string type attribute.
My criteria is
Attribute 2 = 123*;890*
Attribute 1=N15;N14
I want an AND between Att1 and Att2 and an OR for values of Att1 and Att2.
I can do OR for values on Att2 by specifying a ; symbol between more than one values but for Att1 it shows me a list of values (drop down). So i can now select only one value.
How can solve this issue.
I have set the property entry "com.ptc.windchill.search.client.overrideAndOrOperator" to true and want to use it as true always.
Because if i set it to false or dont use it then if i use following criteria
Attribute2=123*
Attribute2!=*xyz
it does not search for (Attribute2='123')&(Attribute2!=*xyz). It puts an OR in between and gives me wrong result, even if i have selected With all of criteria.
In fact semi-colon cannot be used in Keyword search if the Index Search is enabled, see CS78425
Hi @cgorni
If you use index search use the semicolon in a specific parameter column do not use keyword column . It works.
I didn't read previous answers 😄 so I just repeated what has been mentioned.
PetrH