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LF10.2 Search for Stamp Document containing a Token

asked on February 19, 2018

In LF10.2, how do you search for documents that have been stamped and the stamp contains a Token?

 

I have tried searching stamped documents with/without Tokens.  Without a Token assigned to a stamp, the Syntax search works correctly.  A search for a stamped document (which contains a Token within the stamp) returns a No Search Hits Found result?

 

Is this a bug that needs fixing or is there a different way to search for stamped documents (where the stamp contains a Token)?

 

Thank you for any help/guidance

Ralph

PS I used a Syntax search for {LF:annstampname="test personal stamp"}

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replied on February 19, 2018

Thanks for the clarification, this is a limitation in the annotation search. Once you apply a stamp that has tokens, the tokens are resolved and the link to the original stamp definition is not maintained in the database. A bug report has been filed to see if this can be fixed (bug# 70896).

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replied on February 19, 2018

I'm not clear on what you are trying to accomplish. Can you give an example of a search that is not working as expected? 

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replied on February 19, 2018

Stamp Name search in LF - Text only stamp works

If I search for a document that has a text only stamp applied (i.e. stamp name = "test no token" and words on stamp = "Approved") it can be searched using the below Syntax search and LF retrieves any document with the said stamp name applied.  Great!

Stamp Name search - Text and Tokens does not work

Whereas if I use the same Syntax search and change annstampname to "Test Token", which is a stamp containing Text and Tokens (like "Approved on %(Date) by %(UserName)") then no results are returned (and there are documents to return).

 

Thanks for any feedback!

Ralph

 

 

 

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replied on February 19, 2018

As far as I know, Tokens like that only work in Workflow(where a value would be assigned to that token). In the advanced search within the client you would need to know the token value you are searching for. 

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replied on February 19, 2018

Thanks for the clarification, this is a limitation in the annotation search. Once you apply a stamp that has tokens, the tokens are resolved and the link to the original stamp definition is not maintained in the database. A bug report has been filed to see if this can be fixed (bug# 70896).

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replied on February 19, 2018

Thanks Darrel/Robert for the input - much appreciated - hopefully a quick patch/fix can be applied once it is resolved then, as it is an inconvenience for the users.

Good to know someone else has experienced it. 

Ralph

 

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