Contents Now Platform Administration Previous Topic Next Topic Zing indexes words Subscribe Log in to subscribe to topics and get notified when content changes. ... SAVE AS PDF Selected Topic Topic & Subtopics All Topics in Contents Share Zing indexes words Index documents by dividing them into words. Depending on the languages your instance supports, a word may be a single character such as a Chinese or Japanese pictogram or a sequence of characters separated by spaces such as with Latin, Arabic, and Pinyin languages. Zing uses spaces to define the basic unit of word separation. Zing uses the following rules to index words. Table 1. Zing word indexing rules Rule Behavior Punctuation Zing indexes some punctuation marks as part of some words to improve search results for common search terms. Zing converts any non-indexed punctuation characters to spaces. See Zing indexes punctuation as part of some words. Pictograms Zing supports the full range of Unicode pictogram characters. Each Chinese or Japanese pictogram is indexed as a separate word as if it were a single Latin-1 character surrounded by spaces. Letter Zing treats Latin-1, Arabic, and Pinyin characters as individual letters of space-separated-words. Sequences of letters define indexable words. Zing indexes punctuation as part of some wordsZing indexes some punctuation marks as part of some words to improve search results for common search terms.Zing indexes some HTML elementsZing indexes the contents of certain HTML elements to improve document search results. This indexing is addition to the normal indexing by word.Enable text indexing for a tableAdministrators can enable text indexing on a table to allow users to search for string values from table records.Regenerate a text index for a tableYou can regenerate a table text index when you change table stop words or display values.Regenerate a corrupt indexTypically, a corrupt index regenerates itself. If the system does not start the regeneration process, you must issue a script command to delete the existing index and regenerate it.Remove an indexYou can remove an index if you no longer want the search engine to return results for table.Remove an index for a specific fieldYou can remove an index if you no longer want the search engine to return results for a specific field.Change the query mode of an indexed tableSet the query mode to specify whether searches on an indexed table must match all or only some of the search terms.Text indexing statistics and statusTo view text indexing statistics and status, navigate to System Definition > Text Indexes.Configure tables to use the Japanese tokenizerImprove search results in Japanese language searches by configuring individual tables to use the Japanese tokenizer.Related ConceptsAvailable search optionsZing generates search results in four phasesZing filters search results with access controlsZing computes document scores using three componentsZing can include attachments in search resultsZing removes stop words from queriesZing matches derived words with stemmingZing can expand search results with synonymsRelated ReferenceFeatures of Zing text indexing and search engineInstalled with Zing On this page Send Feedback Previous Topic Next Topic
Zing indexes words Index documents by dividing them into words. Depending on the languages your instance supports, a word may be a single character such as a Chinese or Japanese pictogram or a sequence of characters separated by spaces such as with Latin, Arabic, and Pinyin languages. Zing uses spaces to define the basic unit of word separation. Zing uses the following rules to index words. Table 1. Zing word indexing rules Rule Behavior Punctuation Zing indexes some punctuation marks as part of some words to improve search results for common search terms. Zing converts any non-indexed punctuation characters to spaces. See Zing indexes punctuation as part of some words. Pictograms Zing supports the full range of Unicode pictogram characters. Each Chinese or Japanese pictogram is indexed as a separate word as if it were a single Latin-1 character surrounded by spaces. Letter Zing treats Latin-1, Arabic, and Pinyin characters as individual letters of space-separated-words. Sequences of letters define indexable words. Zing indexes punctuation as part of some wordsZing indexes some punctuation marks as part of some words to improve search results for common search terms.Zing indexes some HTML elementsZing indexes the contents of certain HTML elements to improve document search results. This indexing is addition to the normal indexing by word.Enable text indexing for a tableAdministrators can enable text indexing on a table to allow users to search for string values from table records.Regenerate a text index for a tableYou can regenerate a table text index when you change table stop words or display values.Regenerate a corrupt indexTypically, a corrupt index regenerates itself. If the system does not start the regeneration process, you must issue a script command to delete the existing index and regenerate it.Remove an indexYou can remove an index if you no longer want the search engine to return results for table.Remove an index for a specific fieldYou can remove an index if you no longer want the search engine to return results for a specific field.Change the query mode of an indexed tableSet the query mode to specify whether searches on an indexed table must match all or only some of the search terms.Text indexing statistics and statusTo view text indexing statistics and status, navigate to System Definition > Text Indexes.Configure tables to use the Japanese tokenizerImprove search results in Japanese language searches by configuring individual tables to use the Japanese tokenizer.Related ConceptsAvailable search optionsZing generates search results in four phasesZing filters search results with access controlsZing computes document scores using three componentsZing can include attachments in search resultsZing removes stop words from queriesZing matches derived words with stemmingZing can expand search results with synonymsRelated ReferenceFeatures of Zing text indexing and search engineInstalled with Zing
Zing indexes words Index documents by dividing them into words. Depending on the languages your instance supports, a word may be a single character such as a Chinese or Japanese pictogram or a sequence of characters separated by spaces such as with Latin, Arabic, and Pinyin languages. Zing uses spaces to define the basic unit of word separation. Zing uses the following rules to index words. Table 1. Zing word indexing rules Rule Behavior Punctuation Zing indexes some punctuation marks as part of some words to improve search results for common search terms. Zing converts any non-indexed punctuation characters to spaces. See Zing indexes punctuation as part of some words. Pictograms Zing supports the full range of Unicode pictogram characters. Each Chinese or Japanese pictogram is indexed as a separate word as if it were a single Latin-1 character surrounded by spaces. Letter Zing treats Latin-1, Arabic, and Pinyin characters as individual letters of space-separated-words. Sequences of letters define indexable words. Zing indexes punctuation as part of some wordsZing indexes some punctuation marks as part of some words to improve search results for common search terms.Zing indexes some HTML elementsZing indexes the contents of certain HTML elements to improve document search results. This indexing is addition to the normal indexing by word.Enable text indexing for a tableAdministrators can enable text indexing on a table to allow users to search for string values from table records.Regenerate a text index for a tableYou can regenerate a table text index when you change table stop words or display values.Regenerate a corrupt indexTypically, a corrupt index regenerates itself. If the system does not start the regeneration process, you must issue a script command to delete the existing index and regenerate it.Remove an indexYou can remove an index if you no longer want the search engine to return results for table.Remove an index for a specific fieldYou can remove an index if you no longer want the search engine to return results for a specific field.Change the query mode of an indexed tableSet the query mode to specify whether searches on an indexed table must match all or only some of the search terms.Text indexing statistics and statusTo view text indexing statistics and status, navigate to System Definition > Text Indexes.Configure tables to use the Japanese tokenizerImprove search results in Japanese language searches by configuring individual tables to use the Japanese tokenizer.Related ConceptsAvailable search optionsZing generates search results in four phasesZing filters search results with access controlsZing computes document scores using three componentsZing can include attachments in search resultsZing removes stop words from queriesZing matches derived words with stemmingZing can expand search results with synonymsRelated ReferenceFeatures of Zing text indexing and search engineInstalled with Zing
