What is the name of the refiner in SharePoint?
is the name of the managed property associated with the refiner. This managed property must be set to Refinable or Sortable in the search schema. The optional list of parameter=value pairs specifies non-default configuration values for the named refiner.
How to enable a managed property as a refiner?
In Central Administration, in the Application Management section, click Manage service applications. On the Manage Service Applications page, click the Search service application in which you want to enable the managed property as a refiner. On the Search Administration page, in the Quick Launch, under Queries and Results, click Search Schema.
How are multiple refinement filters used in SharePoint?
Multiple refinement filters enable you to provide multilevel drill-down into the search results, and to apply refinement on multivalued properties. For example, you can refine the query to items that have two authors – each represented by a refinement bin – but exclude items that have only one of the authors.
How to add refiners to your search results page in?
The difference between the two crawled properties is the prefix. One has an ows_q_USER_ prefix, and the other has ows_ . When mapping a crawled property to a refinable managed property, select the crawled property with the ows_ prefix.
What happens when the number of unique refiners is less than this?
If the number of unique refiner values for the query is less than this value, no frequency cutoff is performed, and all refiner values are returned from that search partition.
What does the name of the refinement table mean?
One refinement bin represents a specific value or value range for the managed property.The RefinementResults table contains one row per refinement bin, and contains the columns, as specified in Table 2. The name of the query refiner. The string that represents the refinement bin.
What is the default value for taxonomy refiner?
The default value is n =0. If n >0, only refiner entries that contain less than n taxonomy path separator symbols (“/”) will be returned. If n =0, no level filtering is performed. The level separator is the forward slash character (“/”). Be aware of the performance cost of using a large taxonomy navigator.