text: **15.1 Introduction to full text search in Content Manager**
  
  **OnDemand**
  
  Content Manager OnDemand users primarily search on the metadata (extracted index 
  values) that is associated with documents. By using FTS, you can intelligently search through 
  actual document content. To enable FTS, the documents are first parsed and an index is built. 
  This index can then be queried by a full text engine. 
  
  The FTS feature in Content Manager OnDemand comes with a new server, the Full Text 
  Search Server (FTS Server), which handles the text extraction, indexing, and searching of the 
  indexed data. This new server offloads the processing of full text data to a machine other than 
  your Content Manager OnDemand library and object servers. 
  
  The full text engine is the same search services engine that is used by other IBM products, 
  such as DB2 or IBM FileNet P8. It is based on the Lucene engine and allows advanced and 
  flexible queries. Users can perform wildcard searches, fuzzy (or similar) searches, proximity 
  searches, Boolean searches, and other complex queries. 
  
  The full text feature can handle many formats, including Microsoft Office documents, XML 
  files, and typical Content Manager OnDemand formats, such as AFP, Line Data, and Adobe 
  Portable Document File (PDF). 