Searching for Files and Other Artifacts Within Datameer
Available as of Datameer 7.4
Find files and other artifacts in Datameer by using the search bar located under the File Browser tab on the top right of the screen.
Using Datameer's Search Feature
- Search for files, folders, and other Datameer artifacts by navigating to the File Browser tab and clicking the search bar.
- The search bar expands and gives the option to search within all of Datameer or only the folder where you are currently located.
In the example below, only matches within the Import Jobs folder would be returned. - Type your search string into the search bar and press Enter on your keyboard to begin the search.
- The results of your search are displayed.
Fields queried
When entering a search string, Datameer can query the following artifact fields:
- Name
- Tag
- Owner
- Type
- Description
By default, Datameer's search feature queries for artifact Name and Tag. Wildcard characters are added by default to the front and rear of all nonspecific field searches.
Specify the field to search using the following syntax:
- Name =Â
name:Â <search string>
- Tag =Â
tag:Â <search string>
- Type =Â
type: <search string>
- Owner =
owner:Â <search string>
Description =
description: <search string>
The results are for exact matches of your search strings (case insensitive). Expand your results by adding wildcards.
name: *apache*
Examples
To search for the artifacts by owner:
owner: system
To search by artifact type: (Use the artifact type extension.)
type: wkb
Advanced search features
Datameer's search feature is built using Apache Lucene technology. Visit the Apache Lucene documentation to learn about advance searching including:
Examples
Search Datameer artifacts for "import jobs" owned by "John".Â
owner: john AND type: imp
Search Datameer artifacts for either the owner "John" or the owner "Anna" that also has the tag "users".
(owner: John OR owner: Anna) AND tag: users
Search Feature Administration
Learn more about Datameer search administration settings for enabling, reindexing searchable files, and viewing search statistics. Â