Batch Index Fields: General
Batch Index Field Definition
Default Value
This option allows the user to specify a default value in which to populate this field. This can either be a predefined default value, chosen from the system defined list or a manually entered value.
NOTE: To see the complete list of options, see characters.
Input Mask
There many options that may be selected that will limit what the user can enter into the field when manually indexing. This feature provides a visual mask and forces the user manually indexing to adhere to the defined format. Choose from a number of commonly used masks via the dropdown list, or write custom masks with Regular Expressions. NOTE: this feature in NOT used in validation and is not used for validation when auto populating a field but it may be required to display the return values in that field
NOTE: Press to see the complete list of options, or refer to characters
Min. Length
This defines the Minimum length of ‘Text’ ‘Data Type’ fields ONLY. If the length of the populated data is less than the minimum length, validation will fail on that document.
Max. Length
This defines the Maximum length of ‘Text’ ‘Data Type’ fields ONLY. If the length of the populated data is greater than the maximum length, validation will fail on that document.
Custom
User can create a custom index field with the use of Constants and/or a combination of other Fields. Click “Build” to create a Custom Index Field.
Auto Populated Data Options
Truncate to Max. Length
Select this option for Text’ ‘Data Type’ fields that are being populated automatically by methods like barcode, zone OCR, Database Lookup etc., where the desired result is NOT to have data in excess of the Max Length value populate the field.
Ignore Length
Select this option for Text’ ‘Data Type’ fields that are being populated automatically by methods like barcode, zone OCR, Database Lookup etc., where the desired result is to have all data regardless of the Max Length value populate the field. Max Length will be ignored during validation if data is auto populated.
Trim Whitespace
Deletes whitespace at the end of any values entered in the index field.
Field Options
Read Only
Whether this field is read only.
Hide
If selected, this field will not be displayed to the user.
Required
Whether this field requires data to be entered.
Skip
If selected, this field will be skipped over when the user presses tab or enter during navigation between index fields.
Regex
Further manipulate the data entered in the index field through the use of Regular Expression. Click “Setup” to configure.
Displays expressions currently in use. Click “Add” to add more.
User can write custom expressions or click “Select From Global List” to display Regular Expressions Manager and chose pre-existing expressions.
Auto Casing
Automatically adjust the case of characters enter into this field.
Use Custom Validation Script
Use scripts to validate each index field after entered. Click “Edit” to bring up the Script Editor. Click “Edit” to bring up the Script Editor. See scripting section in this Administrators Manual for additional information.
Batch Index Fields: Advanced
Additional options for auto populated data are configured here.
Auto Populated Data Settings
Populate Index Field with
Populate index field with Entire Value, Matching Word Only, and Matching Word Only Custom Format.
Match Expressions
Use regular expressions to extract and format data from captured images to populate image fields.
Add/Edit
Brings up Regular Expression Editor to input expression(s).
Delete
Deletes unwanted expressions.
Custom Format
Chose between the whole capture, group 1, group 2, etc.
Sources to Process
Use check boxes to select where match expressions are used to extract index data containing matching words.
Batch Index Fields: List
List Definition
Select the “Use selection list for field” option to create a specific list of values for the highlighted index field. These values can be used during the indexing process to populate the index field.
Add
Select the Add button to add a new value to the list. The user can specify separate display and data values for each entry. The Display Value is the “friendly name” for the item, which is displayed to the user in the list. The Data Value is the value that is stored and passed on to lookups, migrations, etc.
Add Multiple
The Add Multiple button displays a dialog screen where the user can enter multiple display and data entries in comma-separated value (CSV) format. Enter one new Display Value/Data Value pair per line, separated by a comma. For additional information regarding format, press the Help button. To add the entries to the List Definition, press the Save button. To abandon the entries without saving, press the Close button.
Import Multiple
Press the Import Multiple button to display a standard Windows File Open dialog screen which allows the user to select a pre-existing, comma separated file containing new Display Value/Data Value pairs.
Delete
Select a list entry and press delete to remove it from the list.
Move Up/Down
Select a list entry and press up or down to change its position in the list.
Limit user entry to items defined in list
Select this option to prevent users from entering values during indexing that are not in the pre-defined list.
Sort list alphabetically
Select this feature to display the Display Values in alphabetical order during indexing.
NOTE: List boxes automatically support type ahead. For large lists or lists that change frequently, use the Lookups function in Capture Profile Configuration/Advanced Indexing.
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