Search Definition - moritzmars/ScienceDataManagement GitHub Wiki

Inside the search definition you can define new search definition, edit or delete existing ones.

Define new search definition

1. Click on the button "New Search Definition". The new search definition interface will open.
2. Set the following informations:

• Name: Display name of the search definition (example: cancer and medical query)
• System Instanes: Add all system instance, which should be used during crawl with this search definition.
• Search query: Define a search query. You can add search terms (example: cancer) by clicking on add. Concatenate the terms with operations. Delete existing search terms by clicking on delete.

1. Click on save to create the search definition.

Edit existing search definition

2. Please select a already defined search query and click afterwards on Edit Search Definitions. The edit page for the search definition will be loaded.
3. You can now change the defined search query.

• Name: Display name of the search definition (example: cancer and medical query)
• System Instanes: Add all system instance, which should be used during crawl with this search definition.
• vSearch query:_ Define a search query. You can add search terms (example: cancer) by clicking on add. Concatenate the terms with operations. Delete existing search terms by clicking on delete.

2. Click on save to save the changes.

Delete existing search definition

3. Please select a already defined search query and click afterwards on Delete Search Definitions. The search definition will now be deleted. Attention: The deletion will immedidately executed without any approval.

View search definition stats

3. Please select a already defined search query. All executed search definition will be loaded and displayed.

• Search Term and Operation: The search term and operation of the search definition. Overview system instances:

• Total Items: All items, which are found by the search definition query.

• Crawled Items: Items which are parsed and managed by the connector.

• New Items Found: Items, which did not exists on the the local database. The connector will safe these items.

• Local Items: Items, which are already safed to the local database. The connector will skip these items.

• Query: Executed query

• Request Url: URL of the web service.

• Start time: Start time of the crawl.

• Finished time: Finished time of the crawl.

• System instance name: Name of the system instance, to which the execution info belongs.

• Search state: Display the state of the crawl. In case of an error the state is "Failure" otherwise it is Success.

• Message: Empty on search state "Success". On search state "Failure" the exception stack trace is displayed.