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Chapter 16, Using Search 405
Indexing Your Documents
By default, HTML collections have
Title
and
SourceType
attributes, but
they can be indexed to permit searching and sorting by up to 30 file attributes
tagged with the HTML
<META>
tag. You can change the maximum settings for
file attributes in
webpub.conf
, as discussed in “Adjusting the Maximum
Number of Attributes” on page 401.
For example, a document could have these lines of HTML code:
<META NAME="Writer" CONTENT="F. Bonzini">
<META NAME="Product" CONTENT="Communicator">
If this document was indexed with its META tags extracted, you could search it
for specific values in the writer or product fields. For example, you could enter
this query:
Writer <contains> Bonzini
or
Product <contains>
Comm
.
Date
date The date the email was created.
PDF
InstanceID
text An internal ID number.
PermanentID
text An internal ID number.
NumPages
integer The number of pages in the document.
DirID
text The directory where the PDF file exists.
FTS_ModificationDate
date The document’s last modification date.
FTS_CreationDate
date The document’s creation date.
WXEVersion
integer The version of Adobe Word Finder used to extract
the text from the PDF document.
FileName
text The Adobe filename specification.
FTS_Title
text The document’s title.
FTS_Subject
text The document’s subject.
FTS_Author
text The document’s author.
FTS_Creator
text The document’s creator.
FTS_Producer
text The document’s producer.
FTS_Keywords
text The document’s keywords.
PageMap
text The page map, describing the word instances for
the page.
Table 16.2 The default attributes indexed for each file format