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D.4 Search

WebSphere Information Integrator Content Edition provides for different search

types such as simple text search, form-based search, and compound search.

This section lists a typical interaction involving the use of compound search.

1. We have enabled single sign-on, so the user logs on with the fully qualified

distinguished name as shown in Figure D-18.

Figure D-18 Web Client logon window

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2. Figure D-19 lists the repositories accessible by this workspace in the content

list pane. Click Advanced Search.

Figure D-19 Web Client main window - Advanced Search

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3. Click the Compound Search tab, and from the Search Data Map pull-down

list, select CISearch.

Figure D-20 Compound Search - select Search Data Map

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4. From the Property Search Criteria pull-down menus, select First Name and

Like, and type Alex* in the Value field as shown in Figure D-21. Then click

Search.

Figure D-21 Compound Search - specify search criteria

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5. The search results appear in the content list pane as shown in Figure D-22.

Click on an entry in the content list to preview it.

Figure D-22 Compound Search - search results