SharePoint - Multivalue field as managed property in search not returning all values
Asked By donal.conlon
14-Dec-08 07:46 AM
Hi.
I have a custom field that stores its value as a multi-value field.
If i configure this as a managed property for search, the search will
work correctly, however the value returned in search will always be
the last value.
For example:
If I have a document with custom multi-value field 'Categories' with
the values "Moss;SharePoint" (in that order).
If I do a search for "Categories = "Moss"; I will get the correct
results.
However, if I expose 'Categories' in the results (i.e. disaply it next
to author for each search result), I will always get 'SharePoint' for
this document. It always only returns the last category value for the
document.
I checked the xml returned from search, and it always only returns the
last value in 'Categories' and not all values.
Anyone any ideas on this?
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Michael Schau replied to donal.conlon
It's been a while since you asked about this.
Anyway, if you haven't found a solution checkout this post http://blog.schauweb.dk/post/2010/02/15/User-Profile-multivalue-field-problem-in-search-results.aspx
/Schau
SharePointRuss replied to Michael Schau
Just finished a blog on this and referenced Michael's post.
http://blog.sharepointrx.com/2010/05/11/multi-valued-fields-in-search-not-returning-all-values/
Russ
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