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To narrow this search, it is possible to do a combination search just by typing two words (or
more) separated by a space. If SourceTech Solna is typed, SourceTech must be found in
one field AND Solna must be found in one field on the same user in order for it to be a
displayed as a result.
If the data, that is searched, consist of two words, like a surname, the behavior can be
changed by inserting a comma sign (,). This allows for searching on composed data where
the data contains space/contains several words. Example “SurnamePart1 SurnamePart2”
[Comma] “FirstName”. The two first words will be searched in same field. If a search for a
user with the surname von Trapp is made the search must end with a comma sign -> von
Trapp,
Note that how Alcatel-Lucent 4059EE searches on the different types can alter depending on
how the search type filter are configured, read more about search type filter here.
6.1.2 More search fields
Search field(s) can be added if wanted. To add a field, click the “add” sign located at the right
side of the current search field. Chose the search criteria from the dropdown displayed (the
type Search is only available in the first search field). Use the pin, at the left side of the first
search field, to save
the field. If this isn’t
done the field will be
removed when the
search is cleared with
[Escape] or a person’s
details are displayed.
In the extra search
field(s) it is only possible to search on the selected search type.
6.2 Result list
If the search results in multiple results this will be display in a list. The search result is results
from LDAP (if this configured) OXE Phonebook and Personal Directory.
1. Unified Directory – All search results that are handled by the Unified Directory and
this tab is always chosen by default when a search is triggered.
2. Result header – The header displays all of the configured searchable fields. The
order of the fields can be rearrenged if preferred, this is done by draging the column
to the preferred location. The columns can be resized by dragging the column’s sides.
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