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Note → Search in Notes
AI-generatedOverview
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
- Searching for notes containing specific keywords or phrases within a case.
- 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.