Page History

...

Download the Lucene indexing tool which is distributed as a executable jar file from here:

https://repo.open.catalyst.harvard.edu/nexus/content/groups/public/net/shrine/shrine-lucene-indexer/4.01.0/shrine-lucene-indexer-4.01.0-jar-with-dependencies.jar

Create the input files:

1. Export the data in the TABLE_ACCESS table and also the data from all the tables listed in the c_table_name column of the TABLE_ACCESS table. Any delimiter can used in the exported files but the default used in the indexing tool is '|'. There should be a header line in the exported data files. A " (quotation mark) should be used as the the escape character. Place the files for each exported table into a directory. 
   
   1. The exported TABLE_ACCESS is required to have the following header columns:
      1. c_table_cd
      2. c_table_name
      3. c_hlevel
      4. c_fullname
      5. c_name
      6. c_synonym_cd
      7. c_visualattributes
      8. c_basecode
      9. c_metadataxml
      10. c_tooltip

...

java -jar shrine-ontology-lucene-indexer-4.01.0-jar-with-dependencies.jar  -o <insert exported data directory> -c <insert category definition file>

...

java -jar shrine-ontology-lucene-indexer-4.01.0-jar-with-dependencies.jar  -a -o <insert exported data directory> -c <insert category definition file>

...

java -jar shrine-ontology-lucene-indexer-4.01.0-jar-with-dependencies.jar  -p '\t' -o <insert exported data directory> -c <insert category definition file>

...

java -jar shrine-ontology-lucene-indexer-4.01.0-jar-with-dependencies.jar

...

In Result, the search bar should now be able to autosuggest your input

Image RemovedImage Added