Manually Creating a Keyfile - Manually Creating a Keyfile - To manually create a keyfile, perform the following steps. - Perceptive Content - Output Agent Installation and Setup Guide for Linux - Perceptive-Content/Output-Agent-Installation-and-Setup-Guide-for-Linux/Foundation-26.1/Output-Agent-Installation-and-Setup-Guide-for-Linux/Configure-Output-Agent/Manually-Creating-a-Keyfile - Foundation 26.1 - Foundation 26.1

Output Agent Installation and Setup Guide for Linux

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Output Agent Installation and Setup Guide for Linux
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Foundation 26.1
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To manually create a keyfile, perform the following steps.

  1. Using a text editor, create a file in a temporary location.
  2. Using the following guidelines, type a row in the file that defines each document key value you want Perceptive Content to search and return matching Perceptive Content documents:
    • Use the structure DRAWER^FIELD1^FIELD2^FIELD3^FIELD4^FIELD5^DOCTYPE^DOCNAME.
    Any combination of values can remain blank. For more information, review Example 1 and Example 2.
    Option Description
    Example 1. The following row returns all documents in the AP drawer that have a Field1 value of 12345: AP^12345
    Option Description
    Example 2. The following row returns all documents in the AP drawer with a Field2 value of 12345, regardless of the Field1 value: AP^^12345
  3. Using the file extension specified for the monitor.extension setting in the inserverOutput.ini file, save and close the file.
    The default file extension for the monitor.extension setting is TXT.
  4. Move the text file to the folder specified for the monitor.path setting in the inserverOutput.ini file.