I am facing an issue in the UUI (Unified Interface) where the relevance search has one less record type showing when compared to using the Classic UI.
I have followed all the steps in enabling the relevance search and specifying the entity's field to be indexed for search but it is only working when in classic view.
Can anyone confirm if the relevance search in UUI can show more than two record type?
Make sure you complete the below steps:
Enable it for mobile from the entity settings page
Add the entity in UCI app Artifacts
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Need help in implementing people/user search in the entire organization with a fuzzy search
Microsoft Graph API
People Search
https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/me/people/?$search="Mary"
Perform a fuzzy search but this is done only on people collection of the signed-in user
Which doesn't give a result based on the entire organization
Users Search
Doesn't support following ODATA Parameters
1.$Search https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/users?$search="Mary" is not supported
2.$filter doesn't support $filter=substring(displayName, 1) eq 'abc, xyz'
3.contains is also not supported $filter=contains(CompanyName,'Alfreds')
Seems your are trying to search user among your organization. But the way you tried is not supported.
If you want to search organization user you could try in following way
https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/users?$filter=startswith(displayName,'Kiron')
It will show all the name start with given value. See the screen shot
Please refer to this official docs
I have two instances of Dynamics 365 CRM (Unified Interface). In Instance 1, When searching for some data it uses the Quick Find View in the entity itself. But in Instance 2 it uses some unknown Search Results View and fetches data from all the Views.
Note: Both the Instances are of same version.
How is it taking this Search Results View and where can I find it?
Yes, this is a new feature in 2020 release wave 1 - search happens in current in view rather than across the entity via Quick find.
Searching for records on a grid is more intuitive with the current view definition honored when performing search. The Search this view capability on the grid now applies the current view conditions and then searches on the fields that are configured in the quick find view definition. Enabled by default, administrators can switch back to quick find search experience easily, which targets an entity's quick find view definition for searching against and for displaying results.
Reference
In Dynamics 365 How to add automatically star (*) when searching in global search or lookup?
Unfortunately, user training is the only way for this wildcard search experience. You should include the distinct columns in Quick find view of the entities for better results.
Unified Interface Lookup now leverages Quick Find View
As mentioned in the documentation, if we use Elasticsearch, JHipster shall create search capabilities for Angular/React UIs. I have tried both of them but search by fields is not added in any screens. I have put the entities in filter and search ... with elasticsearch list in JDL. Tried everything, but it's not generating. Can somebody please list down the steps to include search by entity fields in listing screens. May be I am missing something. I am following documentation, no change in the code, so far everything is in default condition.
I am doing a ajax based search which suggests the values from the database tables as the user inputs fields in the search box. It does work but its really very slow, takes more than 10 seconds minimum for any suggestions to load. how do I optimize this to make it fast..
Like Index it/save it in cache/crawl?
Right now autoSearch() js function is fired which retrieves data from the related table to load the suggestions. how do I make this faster?
I dont know if this will make a difference but I am using grails/groovy for application development.
Thanks
Priyank
Have you added an index to any searched fields (or checked in the database to make sure the examined fields are indexed)?
The Grails GORM does not automatically create indices for text fields unless you add the appropriate static mapping to your domain class.