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How to add index fields
UpdatedFebruary 3, 2025
Index fields are data attributes or labels that you can assign to your documents or workspaces. For example, you can create index fields for a part number, cost, or supplier name. Administrator access is required to add index fields.
1. Go to Configuration > Index fields.
2. Click Add.
3. Enter the following key information:
- Index Field Name: Field name for storage. Must have no spaces.
- Display Name: Name to display in Vistapoint.
- Namespace: Name to group index fields.
- Data Type: Number indicating index field type.
- String = 202
- Integer = 3
- Real = 5
- DateTime = 7
- Boolean = 11
- Numeric = 131
- Date = 133
- Time = 134
- TimeStamp = 135
- Currency = 6
- GUID = 72
- Length: Maximum data length.
- Multivalue: If the value should be stored as multiple values. This should be used for long strings (greater than 256 characters).
- History: If the index field should be stored for each version.
- Displayed: If the value should be displayed in Vistapoint.
- Read-only: If the value should not be editable.
4. Select another row. Click Save.
5, Next, add the index fields to documents classes or workspace classes.