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Note → Search in Notes

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Overview

This node performs a search operation within notes related to a specific case ID. It allows users to input a search string with wildcard support to find matching notes. The node is useful for scenarios where users need to filter and retrieve notes based on content or metadata within a case management or digital forensics investigation platform.

Use Case Examples

  1. Searching for notes containing specific keywords or phrases within a case.
  2. Retrieving notes with particular attributes or metadata fields for review or analysis.

Properties

Name Meaning
Case ID The unique identifier of the case to which the notes belong. This is required to scope the search within the correct case context.
Search Input The search string used to find matching notes. Supports % as a wildcard character to broaden the search criteria.
Options Additional options to customize the search results, including whether to return the raw response, which fields to include or exclude in the output.

Output

JSON

  • note_id - Unique identifier of the note.
  • note_title - Title of the note.
  • note_content - Content or body of the note.
  • note_case_id - Identifier of the case to which the note belongs.
  • note_creationdate - Date and time when the note was created.
  • note_lastupdate - Date and time when the note was last updated.
  • note_user - User who created or last modified the note.
  • note_uuid - Universal unique identifier for the note.
  • custom_attributes - Custom attributes associated with the note.
  • directory - Directory or folder where the note is stored.
  • directory_id - Identifier of the directory containing the note.
  • modification_history - History of modifications made to the note.

Dependencies

  • An API key credential or authentication token for the DFIR IRIS platform is required to perform the search operation.

Troubleshooting

  • Ensure the Case ID is correctly provided and corresponds to an existing case; otherwise, the search will return no results.
  • Verify that the search input string is properly formatted, especially when using wildcards (%). Incorrect formatting may lead to no matches or errors.
  • If the node returns an error related to authentication, check that the API key or authentication token is valid and has the necessary permissions.
  • If the output fields are not as expected, review the 'Return Fields' and 'Exclude' options to ensure the correct fields are included or excluded.

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