ArticleStartDateOWSDATE missing in Managed Property list

Hi,
I'm using an out-of-the-box managed property "ArticleStartDateOWSDATE" in my Content Search webpart. My problem is I didn't know how this property been added in my Managed Property list under Search Service Application. When I look on the machines
of my colleagues, they don't have that property. Do you know how this property been added in my ManagedProperty list? Thanks.
Regards,
Napster

You must have created any 'Publishing Site' or activated Publishing feature which adds these field.
If you go to your site and check the 'Site Columns' and filter on 'Publishing Columns', you will find the 'Article Date' which get added when you activate publishing feature on the site. And its a Site Columns so crawl creates Managed property for
it automatically.
Your colleague, must not have activated that feature so don't have these fields.
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Thanks,
Tommy

Hi,
We have now also observed the same issue with a Managed Property of type “Hyperlink/Picture”. The picture returns the wrong URL externally.
This post describes the same issue, however the poster found that setting UseAAMMapping=True doesn’t work in 2013:
http://sharepoint.stackexchange.com/questions/104806/set-the-useaammapping-property-of-a-managedproperty-object-map-an-url-of-a-h
We checked, and our Picture MP had UseAAMMapping=False. We set it to True, did a full crawl, and see no change in behavior. Path already had UseAAMMapping=True.
More info:
http://macslui.blogspot.com/2013/02/sharepoint-2010-problem-in-image-result.html
https://camerondwyer.wordpress.com/2014/08/04/beware-sharepoint-2013-search-results-and-the-listurl-property/#comment-2606
Thanks,
Tommy

One of the folders of Robo Help Project Manager is listed twice in Windows Explorer.

Hello Everybody,
One of the folders of Robo Help Project Manager is listed twice in Windows Explorer. One has all the subfolders and topics of it and the other has all the subfolders but not the topics. How did I get into this kind of situation? Why do I have two folders? Can somebody please answer on this?
Since my RH project is attached to Visual Source Safe (VSS), the same structure is mirroring in VSS.

Hi there
After reviewing the image I see that what you might think are two of the same folder are two different folders similar in name.
One is named Advanced_Functionality. The other is named Advanced_Funtionality (note the missing C).
I'm assuming this is the folder you are referring to?
Cheers... Rick
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Content Search Web Part and Managed Property

Do I have to have cross-site collection publishing feature turned on for the Content Search Web Part to show a managed property?
I have a list and a column in that list called Colors. I created a managed property out of the crawled property for Colors column. On a page within the same site-collection, I added a content search web part (displays items from the earlier list) and
trying to display the managed property for Colors to show up for each of the items. For some reason, Colors value is not being displayed for the items.
Any ideas?

Thanks, Peter, appreciated. Here is my problem:
I created a site column and added it to the list. Added an item that has a value for this site column. System automatically generated a crawled property for the site column and also a managed property. Do I still have to perform step # 5 from above?
Now when I go into the content search web part and change the query to use this managed property as a refiner, it does not work.
I will try the debugging as you suggested.
In the meanwhile, Please let me know if you know of anything wrong I am doing.
UPDATE: I debugged it using IE Dev. Toolbar and the value for that managed property is being returned as null. What could be going wrong? How can I further troubleshoot this problem?

Crawled Property OFFICE:7 (document template) is not crawled and thus not mapped to managed property

Hi,
our customer (SharePoint Enterprise 2013) wants to crawl the information which Office template was used for creation of a Word/Excel/PowerPoint file for refining in his searchcenter.
We did some research on that topic and found out, that this information should be crawled in the buildin crawled category OFFICE in the crawled porperty 7. But so far any attempts to get any mapping working on this crawled property have been insufficient/frustrating...
What we did:
Map the crawled property to the RefinableString00 Refiner, add this refiner to the refiner web Panel and then do a full crawl. So far the refiner does not show up, and when using the "Query tool" we see that the managed property is empty and not
filled. For Debugging I tried to map nother crawled property to this refiner OFFICE:2 => Title of OFFICE:4 => Author which worked out just fine. So the refiner configuration seems to work but the crawler somehow does not seem to get the template Information
out of my documents. I even opened the uploaded word documents in Word to control if the template Information is correctly readable and you can see in the properties of the file, that normal.dot is filled out.
We even controlled the properties of the crawled property, it´s "isMappedToContents" is set to true.
with Kind regards, I really Do hope someone has a clue
David

All the content which is crawled will be part of search results by default including all the data in the list and documents. Mapping crawl property with Managed property helps if you want to execute a keyword query : Title(column)=SharePoint or
Title;SharePoint
You will typically need to do this kindda mapping if you want to
1. filter data based on column in Advanced Search Web Part
2. Add your custom column as part of search results on result page.
3. Add column based FILTER on Search result page.
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DiskWarrior is telling me Property List data is damaged

DiskWarrior is telling me that "Property List data is damaged" in four .plist files in the Aperture Library.aplibrary/Database/History/Changes folder. Three say "unexpected EOF" and one says "Value missing for key inside <dict> at line 181". Is there anything I can/should do about this? Should I delete the files? Thanks.
-Ted Gocal

Just as a test I took one of my libraries that I do this sort of thing to and removed the Changes folder and ran Aperture on the library. Aperture worked fine. The library behaved just as expected.
I've never paid much attention to this folder before and it's not clear just what 'changes' they are referring to but I wouldn;t get to worked up about it. Just make sure you have good working backups (as you should have anyway) and remember the next time you run DiskWarrior you'll probably see these errors.
regards

Result Type Condition for Multi value Manage Property not working

Hi All,
I have created one template & I wanted to show this template on particular condition. So I created the result type. The Managed property (MP) that I used, I have verified its attributes all attributes are selected and its type is Multi value. I am trying
to apply the "Show fewer conditions" and some how the value not matched.
I have checked MP ; it has all the values but some how the template not called. When I removed this condition it working and when choose other MP other then Multi valued. It is working as expected.
Please let me know if i miss something here.
PS: I have checked each option from the Query drop down like "Equals any of" and "Contains any of" not working in case of multi value attribute. Please help.
I have explain this issue more details in this post : http://sharepointfordeveloper.blogspot.com/2015/02/sharepoint-search-2013-result-type-with.html
Regards,
Basant Pandey
http://sharepointfordeveloper.blogspot.com

Update on above mentioned issue.
I have verified the same at my end. So I come to this conclusion this is product issue. Either need to raise the ticket to Microsoft related to this issue.
Regards,
Basant Pandey
http://sharepointfordeveloper.blogspot.com

Managed property and result sources

I'm trying to create a search results page that only returns results where the query value = a managed property.
I am getting these results back but am also getting back results where the query value if found within a documents contents which I do not want.
We have 3 different crawled properties that I have mapped to a managed property called PropertyFile.
I have then created a result source and have set the query builder to be: PropertyFile={QueryString.PropNo} and I pass a value such as PropertyFiles.aspx?PropNo=67910
I have gone into my search results webpart and set the query to PropertyFile(Service). But nothing is returned.
Have I missed a step?
I have tried adding PropertyFile={QueryString.PropNo} to the query builder in the search results web part but still nothing (do I need to add this query text in both places??)
The managed/crawled property mapping seems to be working ok as we have another search page (migrated from 2010) that uses it and works fine... we are trying to replace this functionality with 2013 tech.

Hi QPR_JAY,
Please use the following format in your query builder in search results web part.
{searchboxquery} AND PropertyFile:{QueryString.ProNo}
Then keep your search results page appended with querystring, in your case it may be the following format, then input the keywords and search it, then it should show the items which are meet the AND operation for keywords and querystring value.
PropertyFiles.aspx?PropNo=67910
Thanks,
Daniel Yang
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No search result using managed property from a column of a published infopath form

Hi,
I'm trying to use a managed property in the advanced search to retrieve only words from a column of a published InfoPath form. We are using FAST Search and verify that the column are being crawled by checking the crawled property in Central Admin but still
cannot retrieve search result for the managed property. We also do a full crawl before testing the search. Thank you..

Hi Rommel,
When we create a column from a list (not site column), then we need create list item with this column value, then we need to full crawl, then the the crawled propery ows_listColumnName will be generated, then create a managed property to map this
crawled property(start a full crawl again if needed), then add the custom managed property in advance search web part property, then check again.
Here is an article about how to add the custom managed proerpty in advanced search web part, you can take a look.
http://waelmohamed.wordpress.com/2011/05/31/add-custom-search-properties-in-your-advanced-search-sharepoint-2010/
Thanks
Daniel Yang
TechNet Community Support

Misplaced thumbnails - duplicate tinyCacheIndex in property list

I'm one of the users who's been frustrated lately with the wrong thumbnail showing up at times (with Aperture 2.1 at present, but I saw this frequently with 2.0). I've tracked down what I think is the immediate source of the issue, though I haven't had the time to verify this in detail yet.
I have two images which share the same thumbnail. If I rebuild the thumbnail for one of them, it will show up on both.
Looking at the "Version-1.apversion" property list file in the Aperture library for these two images, they both have the same value for the tinyCacheIndex property:
<key>tinyCacheIndex</key>
<integer>155</integer>
I'm assuming that this is an index into the AP.Tinies file, and that sharing the index is a Bad Thing.
My guess, though I haven't verified it yet, is that this can happen when moving a photo between projects. (Or perhaps it could happen, in 1.x or 2.0, if the problem has now been fixed.)
Rebuilding the library (command-option at startup) does not seem to detect/fix this problem.
I haven't yet been brave (foolish?) enough to manually change the index value.
Perhaps this will help out one of the engineers at Apple address this issue.

Praveen,
There are two issues here.
“Loading property information list by namespace failed or property not found in the list. Verify that the schema is deployed properly” issue is normally due to the deployment issues. This more often occurs when you have same schema with multiple
version and this issue is due to the sequence/order in which these two schemas are deployed. If you run the following SQL query in your BizTalk management db replacing it with your target namespace of the schema deployed
SELECT *
FROM bt_XMLShare
WHERE target_namespace like N'http://YourTaggetNameSpace'
You shall see two version of the same schema listed and both of them should have Activate flag set to 1. If any of the schemas is set to 0, then you will have the above mentioned issues. This is due to the way the different versions of the schemas are deployed.
You can undeply both the version, deploy them together or deploy the older version first and the later version later.
And for another issue of custom property not updating the MessageType property, debug the pipeline component code. This issue has no direct impact to the above issue. If you you’re your Message Type to be updated and if it’s not getting changed, then debug
the code and check why its not been updated.
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Missing declared association property

A fill command like so:
<mx:Button label="Fill" click="{se.fill(entitymaps)}"/>
In this data service:
<mx:DataService id="se" destination="entityds"/>
Gives the following stack trace:
Error: Item added to destination: entityds of type: maps::EntityMap is missing declared association property: children
    at mx.data::ConcreteDataService/http://www.adobe.com/2006/flex/mx/internal::checkAssociations()[C:\depot\DataServices\bran ches\lcds26_hotfixes\frameworks\projects\data\src\mx\data\ConcreteDataService.as:2154]
    at mx.data::DataList/http://www.adobe.com/2006/flex/mx/internal::processSequence()[C:\depot\DataServices\branch es\lcds26_hotfixes\frameworks\projects\data\src\mx\data\DataList.as:2060]
    at mx.data::DataList/http://www.adobe.com/2006/flex/mx/internal::processSequenceResult()[C:\depot\DataServices\ branches\lcds26_hotfixes\frameworks\projects\data\src\mx\data\DataList.as:2284]
    at DataListRequestResponder/result()[C:\depot\DataServices\branches\lcds26_hotfixes\framewor ks\projects\data\src\mx\data\ConcreteDataService.as:7283]
    at mx.rpc::AsyncRequest/acknowledge()[C:\autobuild\3.2.0\frameworks\projects\rpc\src\mx\rpc\ AsyncRequest.as:74]
    at NetConnectionMessageResponder/resultHandler()[C:\autobuild\3.2.0\frameworks\projects\rpc\ src\mx\messaging\channels\NetConnectionChannel.as:515]
    at mx.messaging::MessageResponder/result()[C:\autobuild\3.2.0\frameworks\projects\rpc\src\mx \messaging\MessageResponder.as:199]
When the 'children' property of EntityMap is not declared, EntityMap looks like this:
package maps
    import mx.collections.ArrayCollection;
    [Managed]
    [RemoteClass(alias="alex.onetomany.Entity")]
    public class {
        public function EntityMap() {}
        public var name:String;
        public var identity:String;
Despite the fact that the entityds destination looks like this......
<destination id="entityds">
        <properties>
            <source>alex.onetomany.EntityAssembler</source>
            <scope>application</scope>
            <metadata>
                <identity property="identity"/>
            </metadata>
            <network>
                <paging enabled="false" pageSize="10" />
            </network>
        </properties>
    </destination>
...the problem still seems to occour. The strangest thing is when I rename the destination from entityds to 'blah' (on the server in data-management-config.xml and on the client in my MXML file OneToManyTest.mxml) the error no longer happens.
Questions:
1) When exactly is the missing declared association property: supposed to appear? Is it when you add some associated property in data-management-config.xml, if so....
2) How come it does not appear for the nodeds data service when I give it a similar children property on-to-many configuration in data-management-service.xml like so:
    <destination id="nodeds">
        <properties>
            <source>alex.onetomany.NodeAssembler</source>
            <scope>application</scope>
            <metadata>
                <identity property="identity"/>
                <one-to-many property="children" destination="nodeds"
                    load-on-demand="true"
                    read-only="true"
                    lazy="false"/>
            </metadata>
            <network>
                <paging enabled="false" pageSize="1" />
            </network>
        </properties>
    </destination>
3) Most importantly: why does it appear for entityds and only when the destination is called entityds and nothing else.

Do you have the XML request that you are sending?

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