Administration Tool - Fields Menu
Examples:
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When you index emails, the systo, sysfrom, and sysdate fields respectively indicate the recipients, author, and date of an email message.
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When indexing Microsoft Word or PDF files from a file system, the systitle, sysauthor, and sysdate fields respectively indicate the title, author, and creation/modification date of the document.
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When you index Salesforce content, the syssfaccount, syssfamount, and syssfcontact fields respectively indicate the account, amount, and contact associated with an sales opportunity.
By default, CES indexes common system and repository-specific fields (see Available System Fields). You can create custom fields sets (see Adding a Field Set) to which you add custom fields to include more business logic metadata into the index (see Adding or Modifying Custom Fields).
You can use fields to:
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Create facets allowing end-users to easily refine results based on the field content (see Adding or Customizing a Facet With the .NET Interface Editor).
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Include field labels and values in search results (see Adding Display Fields to Search Results With the .NET Interface Editor).
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Sort search results based on the field content (see Adding Sort Criteria With the .NET Interface Editor).
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Configure fields to be searchable (seeWhat Are Field Queries and Free Text Queries? andAdding Search Fields With the .NET Interface Editor).