The options for the indexing of properties are:
| Search type | Description |
|---|---|
| None | The property is not searchable. |
| Basic | The property is searchable but the values will not be available in the search result filters. The supported data types are int, long, float, double, date, datetime and boolean. |
| Enhanced search | The property can be used in faceting, stats, sort, and range queries. While this option improves query performance and reduces memory usage, it also requires more disk space for the search index. The supported data types are int, long, float, double, date and datetime. |
| Free text | Property is searchable but the values will not be available in the search result filters. The supported data types are text, mltext and content. |
| List of values - whole match | This option enables you to filter on a property in the search results while searching for the whole term. The supported data types are text, mltext and content. |
| List of values - partial match | This option enables you to filter on a property in the search results while searching the property using wildcard characters. The supported data types are text, mltext and content. |
| Pattern - unique matches | This option enables you to use unique identifiers which are searched on the basis of the full value of the property. The property itself will not be shown as a filter in the search results. The supported data types are text, mltext and content. |
| Pattern - many matches | This option enables you to use identifiers which could be searched on the basis of the full value or via the wild card characters. The property itself will not be shown as a filter in the search results. The supported data types are text, mltext and content. |