Two types of case search are available: the standard case search and the enhanced case search. By default, the standard case search is enabled. The enhanced case search can be enabled within system administration using application properties. Administrators can enable or disable the enhanced case search as required.
The following two application properties must be enabled in order for the enhanced case search to work:
- The application property, curam.lucene.luceneEnhancedSearchEnabled is used to enable the enhanced search functionality in the application. By default, this property is set to NO. An administrator can enable enhanced searching by setting this property to YES.
- The application property, curam.lucene.luceneEnhancedCaseSearchEnabled is used to enable the enhanced case search. By default, this property is set to NO. An administrator can enable the enhanced case search by setting this property to YES. When this property is enabled, a client first and last name can be specified as search criteria on the case search page.
An additional application property is available that makes changes to searchable data available to the enhanced search:
- The application property, curam.lucene.luceneOnlineSynchronizationEnabled is used to enable an event publishing mechanism that recognises changes to searchable data. By default, this property is set to NO. This property must be set to YES in order for changes to searchable case information to be recognised and picked up by the search server.
Note that in addition to the enhanced case search, an enhanced search can also be enabled for other searches within the application such as person, employer, and information provider searches. Enhanced searches for these types of searches fall outside the scope of this guide. For more information on enhanced searches, see the Cúram Generic Search Server Developer Guide.