When you installed Information Portal, you chose which indexes you wanted to be available for each user search page for your Library. Here is an example of available indexes on a Power Search page:
Each Information Portal index corresponds to a search option that you have set up in the Horizon location from which the profile was created. You can change these indexes. (For example, you can make an index available to remote libraries.) If you want different results to display when you complete a search with an index, you can assign another result type to the index.
You can also add new indexes for the profile. To do this, you must first create search options in Horizon, then import them into Information Portal as indexes. If you are sure you no longer want the index to be a part of the Information Portal profile that is using it, you can delete the index. (This task affects only Information Portal. It does not delete search options on your Horizon server.)
If you no longer want an index to be available for use within the profile’s search environment, you can deactivate it. (For more information, see Changing the Indexes within a Tabset.)
This section explains these topics:
• | Editing an Index |
• | Changing an Index’s Result Type |
• | Importing an Index |
• | Setting Up a Horizon Index Limit |
• | Deleting an Index |
Before You Begin
When you ran the Setup Wizard during your Information Portal installation, Information Portal imported only those indexes that were associated with a PAC flavor. If you know you have a special index associated with the Horizon location corresponding to this profile and you do not see it on this list, you must import it manually. You must also assign it its own universal ID and result type in order to use it. (For more information, see Importing an Index.)
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