What is a content tree?
Simply put, a content tree is a taxonomy – a parent-child structure – of content. You start at a root “folder” or “node” and build down from there. You might have a “folder” full of “article” objects, each of which might contain one or more “image” objects, etc.
What is index Sitecore?
From end-user perspective, an index is a searchable database of documents which links to. actual Sitecore items. Lucene Search Index Classes. IndexWriter, Analyzer, Document, and Field. Lucene uses these classes during the indexing process and in the retrieval of data from indexes regardless of which API is used.
What is the process that Sitecore uses to make content live?
The principle of the live mode is basically simple. Sitecore uses “master” database for saving all of the content. Sitecore uses the “web” database for content visible on the website. The content of the “master” database is transferred into the “web” database via publication.
What are the search conditions for content search?
Keyword queries and search conditions for Content Search and eDiscovery 1 Searchable contact properties. The following table lists the contact properties that are indexed and that you can search for using Content Search. 2 Searchable sensitive data types. 3 Search operators. 4 Search conditions.
How to create search conditions for eDiscovery in SharePoint?
Using Boolean search operators, search conditions, and other search query techniques to refine your search results. Searching for sensitive data types and custom sensitive data types in SharePoint and OneDrive for Business. For step-by-step instructions on how to create different eDiscovery searches, see:
How to create eDiscovery searches in Microsoft 365?
For step-by-step instructions on how to create different eDiscovery searches, see: eDiscovery searches in the Microsoft 365 compliance center and the corresponding *-ComplianceSearch cmdlets in Security & Compliance Center PowerShell use the Keyword Query Language (KQL).