The “Feature Search” function allows you to quickly and easily determine the location of a specific object, such as a building, plot or another Industry Model feature that has geometry. The detected geometry forms the center point of a graphical creation or a zoom process of the “Go to” type.
There are three types of definitions for finding features:
- Flat search: In a flat search, you enter the known information about the position you are looking for (e.g., cluster)
- Sequential search: A sequential search improves the search at each subsequent layer. At the end, you will receive the desired object (e.g., city > ZIP code > street > house number)
- PlugIn search: Retrieves pre-programmed feature searches
Setting up a Flat Search
Create the feature object.
Then set up the feature search with the desired settings.
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Property |
Meaning |
Values for an example of use |
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Table name |
Table to which the search is to be applied |
TC_CLUSTER |
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Key attribute |
Key value for searching the geometry |
FID |
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Geometry attribute |
Geometry before the determination of the map center point |
GEOM |
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Sort attribute |
Sorts the results obtained |
NAME |
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Search attribute |
Defines the individual attributes for the feature search |
NAME |
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Additional where clause |
Predefined filter for the search |
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Result
Setting up a Sequential search
The sequential feature search works on the same principle as sub queries in a tree of the Feature Explorer.
Navigate to Industry Model > Feature Search.
Example of use
Creation of a new Address search definition as sequential search
- Instruction 1: Location—drop-down list
- Instruction 2: Street—automatically populated text field
- Instruction 3: House number—drop-down list
Result
