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Use the Batch Search Criteria screen during scanning or indexing to search for batches.
Display this screen by clicking Search in the Batch Scanning or Batch Indexing screen.
Element | Description |
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Name | Enter the full name or the first part of the name and an * (asterisk) character to represent the remaining characters. For example, to display all batches with an INV prefix, type INV* in this field. You can use the wildcard characters listed in Table A-1. |
From Date, To Date | Use these fields to find batches created between a range of dates. Click the field and select a date from the calendar that appears. (Click the arrow buttons to change the month, and click a date to select it.) Specify a date in both fields to search a range or specify a date in one field only. To remove a date from the field, select it and click Delete. |
Priority | Use this field to find batches with a selected priority or priorities. For example, check the Priority 1 and Priority 2 boxes to find all batches with a priority of 1 or 2. Note that batches that have not been assigned a priority have a priority of 0; you can search for batches with 0 priority. |
Status, Add | Use these fields to find batches assigned one of the statuses you check. To add a status, enter it in the blank field and click Add. |
Note | Use this field to find batches with notes containing the characters you specify. You do not need to include wildcard characters. For example, if a note contains the words Need to re-scan documents, entering Re-scan in this field will find the batch. Note that searches are case insensitive. |
Table A-1 Wildcard Characters For Batch Name Search
Wildcard | Description | Example (batches named SCAN1, SCAN2 and SKAN9) |
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* |
Represents one or more characters or numbers |
Entering SCAN* finds SCAN1 and SCAN2. |
? |
Represents any single character |
Entering S?AN* finds SCAN1, SCAN2 and SKAN9. |
# |
Represents any single number |
Entering SCAN# finds SCAN1 and SCAN2. |
[ ] |
Represents a single character within a string |
Entering SCAN[1-9] finds SCAN1 and SCAN2. |
Note: The way in which the Capture administrator configured the index profile may affect searching. For example, only batches with a certain prefix, status, priority, or age range may be displayed. |
Note: Only batches that meet ALL search criteria you apply are displayed. For example, if you enter a batch prefix and a priority of 10, only batches with the specified batch prefix AND the specified priority are displayed. However, selecting multiple settings within a search option is different. For example, if you check 1, 2 and 3 in the Priority field, batches with an assigned priority of 1, 2 OR 3 will be displayed, provided they meet any other search criteria you apply. |