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The search schema doesn’t hold the settings of the managed auto-generated managed properties. The settings exist, but they’re hidden from the search schema.
Where do I find search schema in Google search?
On the Search Administration page, in the Quick Launch, under Queries and Results, click Search Schema. On the Managed Properties page, you see an overview of all the managed properties, the settings on the managed properties and the crawled properties they are mapped to.
These attributes determine how the contents are shown in search results. The search schema contains the attributes on managed properties and the mapping between crawled properties and managed properties. For more information, see Overview of the search schema in SharePoint Server and Manage the search schema in SharePoint Server.
How are managed properties related to crawled properties?
Managed properties can have a large number of settings, or attributes. These attributes determine how the contents are shown in search results. The search schema contains the attributes on managed properties and the mapping between crawled properties and managed properties.
How to view the search schema for a site collection?
To view or make changes in the search schema for a site collection, you have to use Site Collection Administration. The search index consists of a set of files in folders on a server.
How to include crawled properties in the search index?
To include the contents and metadata of crawled properties in the search index, you must map crawled properties to managed properties. Only managed properties are written to the search index. Managed properties can have many settings.
Are there any Unicode characters that are not valid?
Code points like \E000, while valid in NTFS filenames, are not valid Unicode characters. In addition, some ASCII or Unicode characters, like control characters ( 0x00 to 0x1F, \, etc.), are also not allowed. For rules governing Unicode strings in HTTP/1.1 see RFC 2616, Section 2.2: Basic Rules and RFC 3987.
How to manage auto generated managed properties in SharePoint?
Auto-generated managed properties are case-sensitive. When accessing auto-generated managed properties, such as through a REST query, verify the casing is correct. If the casing is incorrect, no value will be returned. If you want to use a managed property as a refiner on the search results page, use the setting refinable.
How to map crawled property to managed property?
In the Main characteristics section, select one or several of the available options. In the Mappings to crawled properties section, click Add a mapping. In the crawled property selection dialog box, choose a crawled property to map to the managed property, and then click OK.