Hi,
I want to use a list of usernames in Set-IshMetadataFilterField to filter out those users from the results returned.
I have played around with versions of below but cannot arrive at the correct phrase.
$safelist = @("name1", "name2")
Set-IshMetadataFilterField -Name USERNAME -Level None -FilterOperator IN -Value $safelist
Can anyone advise the structure of filtering out based on USERNAME not appearing in a user-defined list?
Any advice appreciated,
Regards,
Ann
Hi Dave,
I neeed to filter some ISHIllustraton objects from our entire repository.
Some image objects' language property are single value , such as "en_US".
Some other image objects' language property are multiple values, such as "en_US, es, fr".
I need to find all image objects with multi-values, which language combination is arbitrary (two or more languages). How to compose the powershell script?
Server-side querying is better because we do have a large number of image objects.
$metadataFilter = Set-IshMetadataFilterField -Level Lng -Name DOC-LANGUAGE -FilterOperator How_To_Compose
Find-IshDocumentObj -IshTypeFilter ISHIllustration -MetadataFilter $metadataFilter
Hi Dave,
I neeed to filter some ISHIllustraton objects from our entire repository.
Some image objects' language property are single value , such as "en_US".
Some other image objects' language property are multiple values, such as "en_US, es, fr".
I need to find all image objects with multi-values, which language combination is arbitrary (two or more languages). How to compose the powershell script?
Server-side querying is better because we do have a large number of image objects.
$metadataFilter = Set-IshMetadataFilterField -Level Lng -Name DOC-LANGUAGE -FilterOperator How_To_Compose
Find-IshDocumentObj -IshTypeFilter ISHIllustration -MetadataFilter $metadataFilter
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