- In the Infrastructure Administrator, do one of the following:
- Click Enterprise and connect to the enterprise industry model. Open a project.
- Click File and open an industry model drawing or template.
- Expand the Industry Model node and click Feature Search Administrator.
- Click Create to define a new search.
- Enter a name, such as Streets - Flat.
- For Type, select Flat Search.
- Click OK.
- In the Feature Search Administrator, click the Settings tab and specify the search query, using options as shown in the following table:
Basic Defines a data source. Define a view or select a table containing all data. This data source must contain a Key Attribute (primary key), a Geometry Attribute, and at least one input attribute (Attribute 1). Note: Because a data source that has not been normalized is very slow, optimize the data with indices and compute the statistics.Optionally, you can specify a sort attribute to order the result rows. The data in this table or view is normally in the first normal form (also called 1NF).
Note: First normal form (1NF) is used in database normalization. A relational database table that adheres to 1NF ensures that the table is a faithful representation of a relation and that it is free of repeating groups.Search Attributes The description appears when you execute the search. Additional Where Clause Adds a WHERE clause to the automatically composed select statement. Validate Validates the select statement. Here is an example of a flat search that finds a parcel marking by point number, marker, surveyor, reliability or dossier:
Name Parcel Markings Table Name LM_BORDERPOINT (This table stores all filter attributes. If they are stored in different tables, you can create a view containing the attributes.) Attribute 1 Description Point Number Attribute 1 BORDER_POINT_NUMBER Attribute 2 Description Marker Attribute 2 ID_BORDER_POINT_TYPE Attribute 3 Description Dossier Attribute 3 DOSSIER Key Attribute FID Geometry Attribute GEOM Sort Attribute BORDER_POINT_NUMBER
For more information, see Feature Search: Flat Search.