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By default, when you log in to the Manage Assets user interface,
the application retrieves all of the assets in the currently selected
view. You can further refine the search by using the Basic or Advanced search
features.
The Basic Search provides full text search on assets.
By selecting the Advanced Search, you can filter on specific
assets, names, descriptions, categories, subcategories, the status,
and the person who last updated it. You can use the Basic and Advanced searches
together to better filter your results. For example, if you search
for Notice in a Basic search, you can then use the Advanced search
to select only Text Modules that contain the text "Notice" text
that you specified in the Basic Search.
Note: :The search toolbar allows you to search on names and other
properties. However, when fields have different data and display
values, display values cannot be used as search parameters since
the search tool only searches data. For example, you cannot search
on a status such as Modified or Published since these properties are
stored as numeric values, rather than strings.
Perform an advanced searchOpen the Manage Assets user interface.
If
you have installed the solution template and sample users, you can
go to http://<server>:<port>/lc/cm/manageassets.html.
Log in using tgoldman as your user name and password as your password.
Click the Advanced Search button to display the Advanced
Search pod.
Click the Advanced button to display the Advanced Search
pod, where you can specify more search criteria. Specify the search
criteria and click Search.
Perform a basic searchOpen the Manage Assets user interface.
If
you have installed the solution template and sample users, you can
go to http://<server>:<port>/lc/cm/manageassets.html.
Log in using tgoldman as your user name and password as
your password.
Type part of the asset name in the search box and hit enter.
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