Using the Find Tool

The Leap Find Tool features and functions are similar to those available in the Polaris staff client Find Tool. However, you cannot search for all record types, search external Z39.50 targets, or perform certain functions from the Find Tool results list in Leap.

Tip:
You can open the Find Tool and return to search results using keyboard shortcuts.

With the Leap Find Tool, you can do the following:

Find Tool System Administration Settings Applied to Leap

Polaris Find Tool permissions, such as those for setting up and saving SQL searches, are honored in the Leap application. In addition, if your library has set the Find Tool: Filter search results by permission staff client profile to Yes in Polaris Administration (staff client), Find Tool results are filtered by the user's permissions.

When you create a record set in Leap that is too large, The Polaris Administration staff client profile Find Tool/record-set-to-record-set creation: Record set size warning controls if you see a warning message.

The following Polaris Administration staff client profile settings do not apply to the Leap Find Tool:

The Polaris ILS performance issues that you may encounter with large search results sets do not apply to Leap. In Leap, the results are returned in a virtual result set with 10,000 as the set maximum. By default, Leap automatically filters the results by permission without regarding the Administration setting.

Leap does not strip out initial articles when performing exact match searches, and Leap does not use the initial article table. In addition, Leap has its own automatic suggestions and does not use the cataloging parameter Auto-suggest feature enabled.

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