The below search condition returns all objects of the specified hard-coded type, e.g. folderObject:

<SearchConditions

 xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"

 xmlns="http://www.teradp.com/schemas/GN4/1/SearchConditions.xsd"

 ObjectTypeName="folderObject"

/>

It gets used to reindex all objects of that type in the database. For the procedure, see Build/rebuild Exalead indexes.

The similar syntax, more-object-types-ready, to return all article objects:

   <SearchConditions

    xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"

    xmlns="http://www.teradp.com/schemas/GN4/1/SearchConditions.xsd">

     <SearchNode

      xsi:type="SearchConditionList">

       <List Op="In" Path="ObjectType.Id" >

         <IdList>

           <IdName Name="article" />

         </IdList>

       </List>

     </SearchNode>

   </SearchConditions>

Note: you cannot use the above for folderObject, linkObject and other ancestors -for them, use the first example in this topic.

Assuming you want to return all articles and imgs, then use the below one:

   <SearchConditions

    xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"

    xmlns="http://www.teradp.com/schemas/GN4/1/SearchConditions.xsd">

     <SearchNode

      xsi:type="SearchConditionList">

       <List Op="In" Path="ObjectType.Id" >

         <IdList>

           <IdName Name="article" />

           <IdName Name="img" />

         </IdList>

       </List>

     </SearchNode>

   </SearchConditions>

To test the above search condition, see instructions in Test search conditions (hard-coded) with cmd4.