Glossary attributes¶

These attributes only exist on glossary-related objects in Atlan (terms and categories). Attempting to search for them on other asset types will produce no results.

`[Atlas]GlossaryTerm.ANCHOR` ¶

1.4.0 1.1.0

The qualifiedName of the glossary in which the term is contained in Atlan.

Java Python Kotlin Raw REST API

Build the query and request
IndexSearchRequest index = Atlan.getDefaultClient().assets.select() // (1)
    .where(GlossaryTerm.ANCHOR.eq("hvhGIKJi7N4xrUhyy8SAP")) // (2)
    .includeOnResults(GlossaryTerm.ANCHOR) // (3)
    .toRequest();

You can search across all assets using the select() method of the assets member on any client. (For details, see Searching for assets.)
Then provide the exact, full qualifiedName of the glossary in the eq() predicate. This uses a term query to exactly match the qualifiedName.
Equivalent query from Elastic
```
Query byGlossary = TermQuery.of(t -> t
    .field("__glossary")
    .value("hvhGIKJi7N4xrUhyy8SAP"))
  ._toQuery();
```
To ensure the details of this field are included in each result, add the field to includeOnResults().

Run the search
for (Asset result : index.search()) { // (1)
    if (result instanceof GlossaryTerm) { // (2)
        IGlossary parent = ((GlossaryTerm) result).getAnchor();
    }
}

For details, see Searching for assets.
The parent glossary can be retrieved from a result through .getAnchor(), but only after the result has been cast to the appropriate type (GlossaryTerm).

Build the query and request
from pyatlan.client.atlan import AtlanClient
from pyatlan.model.assets import AtlasGlossaryTerm
from pyatlan.model.fluent_search import FluentSearch

index = (FluentSearch()  # (1)
         .where(AtlasGlossaryTerm.ANCHOR.eq("hvhGIKJi7N4xrUhyy8SAP"))  # (2)
         .include_on_results(AtlasGlossaryTerm.ANCHOR)  # (3)
        ).to_request()

You can search across all assets using a FluentSearch() object. (For details, see Searching for assets.)
Then provide the exact, full qualified_name of the glossary in the eq() predicate. This uses a term query to exactly match the qualified_name.
To ensure the details of this field are included in each result, add the field to include_on_results().

Run the search
client = AtlanClient()
for result in client.asset.search(index):  # (1)
    if isinstance(result, AtlasGlossaryTerm):  # (2)
        parent = result.anchor

For details, see Searching for assets.
The parent glossary can be retrieved from a result through .anchor, but only after the result has been confirmed to the appropriate type (AtlasGlossaryTerm).

Build the query and request
val index = Atlan.getDefaultClient().assets.select() // (1)
    .where(GlossaryTerm.ANCHOR.eq("hvhGIKJi7N4xrUhyy8SAP")) // (2)
    .includeOnResults(GlossaryTerm.ANCHOR) // (3)
    .toRequest()

You can search across all assets using the select() method of the assets member on any client. (For details, see Searching for assets.)
Then provide the exact, full qualifiedName of the glossary in the eq() predicate. This uses a term query to exactly match the qualifiedName.
Equivalent query from Elastic
```
val byGlossary = TermQuery.of(t -> t
    .field("__glossary")
    .value("hvhGIKJi7N4xrUhyy8SAP"))
  ._toQuery()
```
To ensure the details of this field are included in each result, add the field to includeOnResults().

Run the search
for (result in index.search()) { // (1)
    if (result is GlossaryTerm) { // (2)
        val parent = result.anchor
    }
}

For details, see Searching for assets.
The parent glossary can be retrieved from a result through .anchor, but only after the result has been cast to the appropriate type (GlossaryTerm).

POST /api/meta/search/indexsearch
{
  "dsl": {
    "query": {
      "term": { "__glossary": { "value": "hvhGIKJi7N4xrUhyy8SAP" }} // (1)
    }
  },
  "attributes": [ "anchor" ]
}

You can use a term query to exactly match the qualifiedName of the parent glossary.

Response
{
  "entities": [
    {
      "attributes": {
        "anchor": {
          "guid": "3b7fc7d6-0447-4229-a5c8-53f793aefe0b",
          "typeName": "AtlasGlossary",
          "uniqueAttributes": {
            "qualifiedName": "hvhGIKJi7N4xrUhyy8SAP"
          }
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

`[Atlas]GlossaryCategory.ANCHOR` ¶

1.4.0 1.1.0

The qualifiedName of the glossary in which the category is contained in Atlan.

Java Python Kotlin Raw REST API

Build the query and request
IndexSearchRequest index = Atlan.getDefaultClient().assets.select() // (1)
    .where(GlossaryCategory.ANCHOR.eq("hvhGIKJi7N4xrUhyy8SAP")) // (2)
    .includeOnResults(GlossaryCategory.ANCHOR) // (3)
    .toRequest();

You can search across all assets using the select() method of the assets member on any client. (For details, see Searching for assets.)
Then provide the exact, full qualifiedName of the glossary in the eq() predicate. This uses a term query to exactly match the qualifiedName.
Equivalent query from Elastic
```
Query byGlossary = TermQuery.of(t -> t
    .field("__glossary")
    .value("hvhGIKJi7N4xrUhyy8SAP"))
  ._toQuery();
```
To ensure the details of this field are included in each result, add the field to includeOnResults().

Run the search
for (Asset result : index.search()) { // (1)
    if (result instanceof GlossaryCategory) { // (2)
        IGlossary parent = ((GlossaryCategory) result).getAnchor();
    }
}

For details, see Searching for assets.
The parent glossary can be retrieved from a result through .getAnchor(), but only after the result has been cast to the appropriate type (GlossaryCategory).

Build the query and request
from pyatlan.client.atlan import AtlanClient
from pyatlan.model.assets import AtlasGlossaryCategory
from pyatlan.model.fluent_search import FluentSearch

index = (FluentSearch()  # (1)
         .where(AtlasGlossaryCategory.ANCHOR.eq("hvhGIKJi7N4xrUhyy8SAP"))  # (2)
         .include_on_results(AtlasGlossaryCategory.ANCHOR)  # (3)
        ).to_request()

You can search across all assets using a FluentSearch() object. (For details, see Searching for assets.)
Then provide the exact, full qualified_name of the glossary in the eq() predicate. This uses a term query to exactly match the qualified_name.
To ensure the details of this field are included in each result, add the field to include_on_results().

Run the search
client = AtlanClient()
for result in client.asset.search(index):  # (1)
    if isinstance(result, AtlasGlossaryCategory):  # (2)
        parent = result.anchor

For details, see Searching for assets.
The parent glossary can be retrieved from a result through .anchor, but only after the result has been confirmed to the appropriate type (AtlasGlossaryCategory).

Build the query and request
val index = Atlan.getDefaultClient().assets.select() // (1)
    .where(GlossaryCategory.ANCHOR.eq("hvhGIKJi7N4xrUhyy8SAP")) // (2)
    .includeOnResults(GlossaryCategory.ANCHOR) // (3)
    .toRequest()

You can search across all assets using the select() method of the assets member on any client. (For details, see Searching for assets.)
Then provide the exact, full qualifiedName of the glossary in the eq() predicate. This uses a term query to exactly match the qualifiedName.
Equivalent query from Elastic
```
val byGlossary = TermQuery.of(t -> t
    .field("__glossary")
    .value("hvhGIKJi7N4xrUhyy8SAP"))
  ._toQuery()
```
To ensure the details of this field are included in each result, add the field to includeOnResults().

Run the search
for (result in index.search()) { // (1)
    if (result is GlossaryCategory) { // (2)
        val parent = result.anchor
    }
}

For details, see Searching for assets.
The parent glossary can be retrieved from a result through .anchor, but only after the result has been cast to the appropriate type (GlossaryCategory).

POST /api/meta/search/indexsearch
{
  "dsl": {
    "query": {
      "term": { "__glossary": { "value": "hvhGIKJi7N4xrUhyy8SAP" }} // (1)
    }
  },
  "attributes": [ "anchor" ]
}

You can use a term query to exactly match the qualifiedName of the parent glossary.

Response
{
  "entities": [
    {
      "attributes": {
        "anchor": {
          "guid": "3b7fc7d6-0447-4229-a5c8-53f793aefe0b",
          "typeName": "AtlasGlossary",
          "uniqueAttributes": {
            "qualifiedName": "hvhGIKJi7N4xrUhyy8SAP"
          }
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

`[Atlas]GlossaryTerm.CATEGORIES` ¶

1.4.0 1.1.0

The qualifiedName of one or more categories in which the term is organized in Atlan.

Java Python Kotlin Raw REST API

Build the query and request
IndexSearchRequest index = Atlan.getDefaultClient().assets.select() // (1)
    .where(GlossaryTerm.CATEGORIES.in( // (2)
        List.of("Y5kzMdHDHbKWncb3EK1w8@hvhGIKJi7N4xrUhyy8SAP",
                "SWpBeZFipHmXhSvxUrVNw@hvhGIKJi7N4xrUhyy8SAP")));
    .includeOnResults(GlossaryTerm.CATEGORIES) // (3)
    .toRequest();

You can search across all assets using the select() method of the assets member on any client. (For details, see Searching for assets.)

Then provide the exact, full qualifiedName of one or more categories in the in() predicate. This uses a terms query to exactly match the qualifiedName.

Equivalent query from Elastic

Query byCategory = TermsQuery.of(t -> t
    .field("__categories")
    .terms(TermsQueryField.of(f -> f
        .value(List.of(FieldValue.of("Y5kzMdHDHbKWncb3EK1w8@hvhGIKJi7N4xrUhyy8SAP"),
                       FieldValue.of("SWpBeZFipHmXhSvxUrVNw@hvhGIKJi7N4xrUhyy8SAP"))))))
  ._toQuery();

To ensure the details of this field are included in each result, add the field to includeOnResults().

Run the search
for (Asset result : index.search()) { // (1)
    if (result instanceof GlossaryTerm) { // (2)
        Set<IGlossaryCategory> categories = ((GlossaryTerm) result).getCategories();
    }
}

For details, see Searching for assets.
The categories organizing the term can be retrieved from a result through .getCategories(), but only after the result has been cast to the appropriate type (GlossaryTerm).

Build the query and request
from pyatlan.client.atlan import AtlanClient
from pyatlan.model.assets import AtlasGlossaryTerm
from pyatlan.model.fluent_search import FluentSearch

index = (FluentSearch()  # (1)
         .where(AtlasGlossaryTerm.CATEGORIES.within([  # (2)
              "Y5kzMdHDHbKWncb3EK1w8@hvhGIKJi7N4xrUhyy8SAP",
              "SWpBeZFipHmXhSvxUrVNw@hvhGIKJi7N4xrUhyy8SAP"
         ]))
         .include_on_results(AtlasGlossaryTerm.CATEGORIES)  # (3)
        ).to_request()

You can search across all assets using a FluentSearch() object. (For details, see Searching for assets.)
Then provide the exact, full qualified_name of one or more categories in the within() predicate. This uses a terms query to exactly match the qualified_name.
To ensure the details of this field are included in each result, add the field to include_on_results().

Run the search
client = AtlanClient()
for result in client.asset.search(index):  # (1)
    if isinstance(result, AtlasGlossaryTerm):  # (2)
        categories = result.categories

For details, see Searching for assets.
The categories organizing the term can be retrieved from a result through .categories, but only after the result has been confirmed to the appropriate type (AtlasGlossaryTerm).

Build the query and request
val index = Atlan.getDefaultClient().assets.select() // (1)
    .where(GlossaryTerm.CATEGORIES.in( // (2)
        List.of("Y5kzMdHDHbKWncb3EK1w8@hvhGIKJi7N4xrUhyy8SAP",
                "SWpBeZFipHmXhSvxUrVNw@hvhGIKJi7N4xrUhyy8SAP")));
    .includeOnResults(GlossaryTerm.CATEGORIES) // (3)
    .toRequest()

You can search across all assets using the select() method of the assets member on any client. (For details, see Searching for assets.)

Then provide the exact, full qualifiedName of one or more categories in the in() predicate. This uses a terms query to exactly match the qualifiedName.

Equivalent query from Elastic

val byCategory = TermsQuery.of(t -> t
    .field("__categories")
    .terms(TermsQueryField.of(f -> f
        .value(List.of(FieldValue.of("Y5kzMdHDHbKWncb3EK1w8@hvhGIKJi7N4xrUhyy8SAP"),
                       FieldValue.of("SWpBeZFipHmXhSvxUrVNw@hvhGIKJi7N4xrUhyy8SAP"))))))
  ._toQuery()

To ensure the details of this field are included in each result, add the field to includeOnResults().

Run the search
for (result in index.search()) { // (1)
    if (result is GlossaryTerm) { // (2)
        val categories = result.categories
    }
}

For details, see Searching for assets.
The categories organizing the term can be retrieved from a result through .categories, but only after the result has been cast to the appropriate type (GlossaryTerm).

POST /api/meta/search/indexsearch
{
  "dsl": {
    "query": {
      "terms": { // (1)
        "__categories": [
          "Y5kzMdHDHbKWncb3EK1w8@hvhGIKJi7N4xrUhyy8SAP",
          "SWpBeZFipHmXhSvxUrVNw@hvhGIKJi7N4xrUhyy8SAP"
        ]
      }
    }
  },
  "attributes": [ "categories" ]
}

You can use a terms query to exactly match the qualifiedName of one of several categories.

Response
{
  "entities": [
    {
      "attributes": {
        "anchor": {
          "guid": "324f7d64-9ebb-4c61-8e95-129b88dbad60",
          "typeName": "AtlasGlossaryCategory",
          "uniqueAttributes": {
            "qualifiedName": "Y5kzMdHDHbKWncb3EK1w8@hvhGIKJi7N4xrUhyy8SAP"
          }
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

`[Atlas]GlossaryCategory.PARENT_CATEGORY` ¶

1.4.0 1.1.0

The qualifiedName of the parent category in which a subcategory is contained in Atlan.

Java Python Kotlin Raw REST API

Build the query and request
IndexSearchRequest index = Atlan.getDefaultClient().assets.select() // (1)
    .where(GlossaryCategory.PARENT_CATEGORY.eq("Y5kzMdHDHbKWncb3EK1w8@hvhGIKJi7N4xrUhyy8SAP")) // (2)
    .includeOnResults(GlossaryCategory.PARENT_CATEGORY) // (3)
    .toRequest();

You can search across all assets using the select() method of the assets member on any client. (For details, see Searching for assets.)

Then provide the exact, full qualifiedName the parent category in the eq() predicate. This uses a term query to exactly match the qualifiedName.

Equivalent query from Elastic

Query byParentCategory = TermQuery.of(t -> t
    .field("__parentCategory")
    .value("Y5kzMdHDHbKWncb3EK1w8@hvhGIKJi7N4xrUhyy8SAP"))
  ._toQuery();

To ensure the details of this field are included in each result, add the field to includeOnResults().

Run the search
for (Asset result : index.search()) { // (1)
    if (result instanceof GlossaryCategory) { // (2)
        IGlossaryCategory parent = ((GlossaryCategory) result).getParentCategory();
    }
}

For details, see Searching for assets.
The parent category in which the subcategory is contained can be retrieved from a result through .getParentCategory(), but only after the result has been cast to the appropriate type (GlossaryCategory).

Build the query and request
from pyatlan.client.atlan import AtlanClient
from pyatlan.model.assets import AtlasGlossaryCategory
from pyatlan.model.fluent_search import FluentSearch

index = (FluentSearch()  # (1)
         .where(AtlasGlossaryCategory.PARENT_CATEGORY.eq("Y5kzMdHDHbKWncb3EK1w8@hvhGIKJi7N4xrUhyy8SAP"))  # (2)
         .include_on_results(AtlasGlossaryCategory.PARENT_CATEGORY)  # (3)
        ).to_request()

You can search across all assets using a FluentSearch() object. (For details, see Searching for assets.)
Then provide the exact, full qualified_name the parent category in the eq() predicate. This uses a term query to exactly match the qualified_name.
To ensure the details of this field are included in each result, add the field to include_on_results().

Run the search
client = AtlanClient()
for result in client.asset.search(index):  # (1)
    if isinstance(result, AtlasGlossaryCategory):  # (2)
        parent = result.parent_category

For details, see Searching for assets.
The parent category in which the subcategory is contained can be retrieved from a result through .parent_category, but only after the result has been confirmed to the appropriate type (AtlasGlossaryCategory).

Build the query and request
val index = Atlan.getDefaultClient().assets.select() // (1)
    .where(GlossaryCategory.PARENT_CATEGORY.eq("Y5kzMdHDHbKWncb3EK1w8@hvhGIKJi7N4xrUhyy8SAP")) // (2)
    .includeOnResults(GlossaryCategory.PARENT_CATEGORY) // (3)
    .toRequest()

You can search across all assets using the select() method of the assets member on any client. (For details, see Searching for assets.)
Then provide the exact, full qualifiedName the parent category in the eq() predicate. This uses a term query to exactly match the qualifiedName.
Equivalent query from Elastic
```
val byParentCategory = TermQuery.of(t -> t
    .field("__parentCategory")
    .value("Y5kzMdHDHbKWncb3EK1w8@hvhGIKJi7N4xrUhyy8SAP"))
  ._toQuery()
```
To ensure the details of this field are included in each result, add the field to includeOnResults().

Run the search
for (result in index.search()) { // (1)
    if (result is GlossaryCategory) { // (2)
        val parent = result.parentCategory
    }
}

For details, see Searching for assets.
The parent category in which the subcategory is contained can be retrieved from a result through .parentCategory, but only after the result has been cast to the appropriate type (GlossaryCategory).

POST /api/meta/search/indexsearch
{
  "dsl": {
    "query": {
      "term": {"__parentCategory":{"value":"Y5kzMdHDHbKWncb3EK1w8@hvhGIKJi7N4xrUhyy8SAP"} // (1)
    }
  },
  "attributes": [ "parentCategory" ]
}

You can use a term query to exactly match the qualifiedName of the parent category.

Response
{
  "entities": [
    {
      "attributes": {
        "parentCategory": {
          "guid": "324f7d64-9ebb-4c61-8e95-129b88dbad60",
          "typeName": "AtlasGlossaryCategory",
          "uniqueAttributes": {
            "qualifiedName": "Y5kzMdHDHbKWncb3EK1w8@hvhGIKJi7N4xrUhyy8SAP"
          }
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

Glossary attributes¶

[Atlas]GlossaryTerm.ANCHOR ¶

[Atlas]GlossaryCategory.ANCHOR ¶

[Atlas]GlossaryTerm.CATEGORIES ¶

[Atlas]GlossaryCategory.PARENT_CATEGORY ¶

`[Atlas]GlossaryTerm.ANCHOR` ¶

`[Atlas]GlossaryCategory.ANCHOR` ¶

`[Atlas]GlossaryTerm.CATEGORIES` ¶

`[Atlas]GlossaryCategory.PARENT_CATEGORY` ¶