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edit approved Jun 2, 2016 at 15:30
JonesEJ
edit approved Jun 2, 2016 at 15:30
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Have you tried the SharePoint 2013 search query toolSharePoint 2013 search query tool listed on codeplex yet? It provides the opportunity to query sharepoint by the REST API and display all the properties you want. Maybe the property is not filled correctly? Maybe the property has been named differently? It will display it for you.

However, we are having a similar problem, not being able to query documents by content type (some work, some do not) and we do not know why. Managed Properties are filled correctly though.

Have you tried the SharePoint 2013 search query tool listed on codeplex yet? It provides the opportunity to query sharepoint by the REST API and display all the properties you want. Maybe the property is not filled correctly? Maybe the property has been named differently? It will display it for you.

However, we are having a similar problem, not being able to query documents by content type (some work, some do not) and we do not know why. Managed Properties are filled correctly though.

Have you tried the SharePoint 2013 search query tool listed on codeplex yet? It provides the opportunity to query sharepoint by the REST API and display all the properties you want. Maybe the property is not filled correctly? Maybe the property has been named differently? It will display it for you.

However, we are having a similar problem, not being able to query documents by content type (some work, some do not) and we do not know why. Managed Properties are filled correctly though.

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Have you tried the SharePoint 2013 search query tool listed on codeplex yet? It provides the opportunity to query sharepoint by the REST API and display all the properties you want. Maybe the property is not filled correctly? Maybe the property has been named differently? It will display it for you.

However, we are having a similar problem, not being able to query documents by content type (some work, some do not) and we do not know why. Managed Properties are filled correctly though.