Why you might see duplicate search objects

Jocelyn_Dart · ‎11-11-2021

You can now find the list of duplicate searches in SAP Note 3122697 - Equivalence between CDS views and classical search models !

Latest Updates:

November 2021: We found some more! Check the table below for the list of duplicates in SAP S/4HANA 2021. For lower releases you will find some but not all of these new CDS View searches - just deactivate any duplicates you see listed in your list of search objects.

Just added: A useful hint on how to capture the search object list text from the web browser so you can cut and paste the exact IDs of the affected search connectors. With thanks to jbaltazar . Plus a SAP Note re capabilities of Manage Search Models in SAP S/4HANA 2021 (versus SAP S/4HANA 2020) kindly pointed out by SAP Community member rachid.kaouass1. Also there are some additional app documentation links for the SAP Fiori apps for Enterprise Search.

The use case:

You activated all search objects in SAP Fiori for SAP S/4HANA, for example using task list SAP_ESH_INITIAL_SETUP_WRK_CLIENT and software component SAPAPPLH.

Hint: SAPAPPLH is the standard software component for all the delivered search models for SAP S/4HANA.

The problem:

When you go to use thee Search in the SAP Fiori launchpad, you notice there are some searches in the dropdown lists of Search Objects that are marked as duplicates. This looks ugly, as the duplicates also show the technical search connector ID to distinguish between the duplicates. And it's very confusing for your business users. How do you stop this?

Duplicate search objects appearing in the search objects dropdown of SAP Fiori launchpad search feature

The solution:

Don’t worry it’s easy to fix!

In this blog post you will learn:

Why you might see duplicate search objects

How to remove (deactivate) unwanted search objects

List of Known Duplicate Search Objects

Why Enterprise Search is moving to CDS View based searches

How to reactivate a search object

How to handle search connectors when you upgrade or change the models

For the techies - capturing the list of duplicates from the web browser

Further resources for Enterprise Search

Why you might see duplicate search objects

Enterprise Search is moving to CDS View powered searches over time. This is a gradual process that started with SAP S/4HANA 1809 and continues across higher SAP S/4HANA releases. So where you see “duplicate” searches it’s usually where a new CDS View search model has been introduced to replace the older classic search option.

What are Search Models? A search model contains the technical details for a search object, such as the data source, which fields are used to filter the search, which fields are shown in search results, what semantic object is used to derive the app links shown with the search results, etc.

What are Search Connectors? When activating a search model, a search connector is created. A connector is the runtime object corresponding to the search model. It is system-specific and client-specific.

Classic search connectors have a technical name that starts with the system and client followed by the search model name, for example: S4H100~VENDOR_H~ where the System ID = S4H and the client = 100, and the search model is VENDOR_H.

CDS View-based search connectors have a technical name that starts with CD$ALL followed by the search model name, for example: CD$ALL~ESH_U_SUPPLIERSM~ where the search model is ESH_U_SUPPLIERSM.

Hint: Notice that classic search connectors are client-dependent, while CDS View based searches are cross client. This is why CDS View search connectors start with CD$ALL, i..e all clients.

Occasionally when upgrading, even the new CDS View search may have been replaced by a revised and improved CDS View search model in your release.

For example, for Activity Types the newer search connector CD$ALL~ESH_U_ACTYTYPEV2~ supersedes the older CD$ALL~ESH_U_ACTIVITY_T~. Similarly for cost centers the newer search connector CD$ALL~ESH_S_CSTCNTRV2~ supersedes the older search connector CD$ALL~ESH_U_COST_CENTE~.

It is this technical search connector ID you see in the search dropdown list when there are duplicates. For example in the screenshot below you can see the rows Cost Center duplicate CD$ALL~ESH_S_CSTCNTRV2~ and Cost Center duplicate CD$ALL~ESH_U_COST_CENTE~.

There are multiple CDS View search models for Cost Center

So you need to know how to deactivate both classic search objects and CDS View search models, or more precisely their search connectors.

What are Search Connectors? When activating a search model, a search connector is created. A connector is the runtime object corresponding to the search model. It is system-specific and client-specific.

How to remove unwanted search objects

There are 2 main options for deactivating search objects, or to be precise, to deactivate the matching Search Connector for your system and client.

For both classic search objects and CDS View-based search objects, you can deactivate the matching search connector in transaction ESH_COCKPIT
For CDS View searches only, you can deactivate the matching search connector in SAP Fiori app F3036 Manage Search Models

There is also a 3rd fallback technical option in case of unexpected issues (or if your SAP S/4HANA release does not include SAP Fiori app F3036 Manage Search Models). This fallback option uses transaction ESH_DASHBOARD.

You will find a summary of the procedure for each approach below.

Deactivating search connectors in the Enterprise Search Cockpit (transaction ESH_COCKPIT)

Launching transaction ESH_COCKPIT will take you to a ABAP Web Dynpro application for managing enterprise search models titled “Connector Administration Cockpit”. You can review all available search models and deactivate unwanted search models using the cockpit.

Transaction ESH_COCKPIT launches the Connector Administration Cockpit and shows the Active or Inactive status of searches

For example, you might have 2 search duplicates called Object Link. These are searches relevant to Plant Maintenance. In the search object dropdown list in the SAP Fiori launchpad you can see these listed as:

Object Link duplicate S4H100~OBJECT_LINK_H~

Object Link duplicate CD$ALL~ESH_U_OBJECTLINK~

In other words you have 2 search connectors active that provide much the same data:

Object Link S4H100~OBJECT_LINK_H~

Object Link CD$ALL~ESH_U_OBJECTLINK~

The CD$ALL search is the newer CDS View based search, so you want to deactivate the classic search S4H100~OBJECT_LINK_H~.

Procedure:

1. Launch the cockpit. You can use transaction ESH_COCKPIT or go to the URL below with your using your host, port, client, and language code where indicated:

https://<host>:<port>/sap/bc/webdynpro/sap/esh_admin_ui_component?sap-client=<client>&sap-language=<...; u

For example in a CAL SAP S/4HANA Fully Activated Appliance Trial the URL is:

 https://vhcals4hcs.dummy.nodomain:44301/sap/bc/webdynpro/sap/esh_admin_ui_component?sap-client=100&s...

2. Search for the connector – you can use the technical name or search object name with the menu button option Find > Find Connector. Hint: If you are using the search object name, press the Find Connector option again to find the next matching value.

Transaction ESH_COCKPIT searching for the connector by name object link

3. Select the top row of the search model (e.g.S4H100~OBJECT_LINK_H~) you want to deactivate. Then select Actions > Deactivate. Hint: The Deactivate option is only available if the search model is currently active.

Showing the Deactivate option of the menu button Actions in the Connector Administration Cockpit - notice that the search connector to be deactivated is selected via the checkbox at the start of the row

4. Check that the status of the search model is now Inactive

Deactivated search connector has the status Inactive

Deactivating search models using SAP Fiori app F3036 Manage Search Models

Typically, you would use this approach when you want to deactivate a superseded search model, or you want to deactivate a CDS view based search you do not need. For example, Allergens might be relevant if you are in the Pharmaceuticals or Agriculture industries, but not relevant if you are in Professional Services.

Prerequisites:

You must be assigned the app via your business role. For example, using the SAP Business Role: Administrator (SAP_BR_ADMINISTRATOR).

Procedure:
1. Launch the SAP Fiori app F3036 Manage Search Models to see all available CDS View-based search models and their activation status.

Both Cost Center models are active as shown in F3306 Manage Search Models

2. Expand the search model you want to deactivate

Expanded search model for search view ESH_S_COST_CENTER showing details including the Enabled Yes/No toggle button in the header and the status for the search model and the search view

3. Switch the Enabled toggle button from Yes to No. Confirm you want to disable the search.

Confirmation dialog showing Disable and Cancel buttons

4. Confirm your search model is now listed in status Inactive.

Unwanted search is now shown in Inactive status in F3306 Manage Search Models

5. Refresh your web browser and check the unwanted search is no longer shown in the search objects list.

Search object list now has only one search for Cost Center

Deactivating search models using transaction ESH_DASHBOARD

This is a very technical approach that is useful in older releases or when you come across unexpected errors during deactivation. For instructions, refer to SAP Note 2896358 - How to deactivate CDS connectors in Enterprise Search

You can also use the dashboard to confirm how many classic and CDS view-basd searches you are using

List of Known Duplicate Search Objects

This list is based on experience and has been gathered from SAP S/4HANA 2020 and SAP S/4HANA 2021 systems.

The list may not be complete. Please let us know in the comments of any others you find.

IMPORTANT: You can now find the list of duplicate searches in SAP Note 3122697 - Equivalence between CDS views and classical search models

In the table below, the best available CDS Search Connector in the latest SAP S/4HANA 2021 release at time of writing is highlighted in blue and bold.

For lower releases of SAP S/4HANA you will find some but not all of these new CDS View searches - just use this list to guide you as you deactivate any duplicates you find listed in your list of search objects.

Business Object	Application Area	Classic Search Connector	Replaced by CDS Search Connector
Activity Type	CO	<system><client>~ACTIVITY_TYPE_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_ACTYTYPEV2~ Deactivate earlier version: CD$ALL~ESH_U_ACTIVITY_T~
Allergen	PLM	<system><client>~ALLERGEN_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_ALLERGEN1~
Allergen Group	PLM	<system><client>~ALLERGEN_GROUP_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_ALLERG_GRP~
Bank	FI	<system><client>~BANK_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_BANK~
Batch	LO	<system><client>~BATCH_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_BATCH~
Bill of Material / Material BOM Header	LO	<system><client>~MBOM_APPL_MODEL_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_MBOMHEADER~
Billing Document	SD	<system><client>~CUSTOMER_BILL_DOC_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_BILLGDOC~
Billing Document Request	SD	<system><client>~BILL_DOC_REQ_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_BILDOCREQS~
Change Record	PLM	<system><client>~CHANGE_RECORD_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_CHGRCDH~
Change Number	PLM	<system><client>~CHANGE_NUMBER_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_CHG_NMBR~
Cost Center	CO	<system><client>~COST_CENTER_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_CSTCNTRV2~ Deactivate earlier version: CD$ALL-ESH_U_COST_CENTE~
Cost Center Group	CO	<system><client>~COST_CENTER_GRP_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_COST_C_GRP~
Credit Memo Request	SD	<system><client>~CREDIT_MEMO_REQ_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_CRDTMEMREQ~
Customer	LO	<system><client>~CUSTOMER_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_CUSTOMERST~
Customer Material	SD	<system><client>~CUSTOMER_MAT_INFO_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_CUSTMAT~
Customer Return	SD	<system><client>~CUST_RETURN_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_CUSTRETURN~
Debit Memo Request	SD	<system><client>~DEBIT_MEMO_REQUEST_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_DBTMEMREQ~
Diet	PLM	<system><client>~DIET_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_DIET~
Diet Group	PLM	<system><client>~DIET_GROUP_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_DIETGROUP~
Equipment	PM	<system><client>~EQUIPMENT_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_EQUIPMENT~
Evaluation Questionnaire	SLC	<system><client>~SUPLR_QNAIRE_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_SUPLR_QNR~
Evaluation Response	SLC	<system><client>~SUPLR_SRS_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_SUPLR_SRS~
Evaluation Scorecard	SLC	<system><client>~SUPLR_EVAL_SCCARD_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_SUPEVLSCRD~
Functional Location	PM	<system><client>~FUNCT_LOCATION_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_FUNCTLOCTN~
House Banks	FI	<system><client>~HOUSEBANK_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_HOUSEBANK~
House Bank Accounts	FI	<system><client>~HOUSEBANKACCT_BAM_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_HOUSEBANKB~ Deactivate earlier version: CD$ALL~HOUSEBANKACCOUNT_H
Inbound Delivery	LE	<system><client>~INBOUND_DELIVERY_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_INBDELIV~
Invoice List	SD	<system><client>~INVOICE_LIST_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_INVLIST~
Legal Context	LCM	<system><client>~LCM_CTX~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_LGL_CTX~
Legal Document	LCM	<system><client>~LCM_DOCUMENT~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_LEGALDOC~
Legal Transaction	LCM	<system><client>~LCM_LT~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_LEGALTR~
Maintenance Notification	PM	<system><client>~MAINT_NOTIFIC_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_MAINTNOTIF~
Maintenance Order	PM	<system><client>~MAINTENANCE_ORDER_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_MAINTORDER~
Maintenance Plan	PM	<system><client>~MAINTENANCE_PLAN_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_MAINTPLAN~
Maintenance Plan Item	PM	<system><client>~MAINTENANCE_PL_IT_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_MAINTITEM~
Material Document	MM	<system><client>~MATERIAL_DOCUMENT_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_MATLDOC~
Measurement Document	PM	<system><client>~MEASUREMENT_DOC_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_MEASDOC~
Nutrient Group	PLM	<system><client>~NUTRIENT_GROUP_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_NUTR_GRP~
Object Link	PM	<system><client>~OBJECT_LINK_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_OBJECTLINK~
Outbound Delivery	SD	<system><client>~INBOUND_DELIVERY_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_OUTBDELIV~
Package	PLM	<system><client>~PACKAGE_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_PRODPACK~
Physical Inventory	MM	<system><client>~MATERIAL_INVENTORY_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_PHYSINVTRY~
Planned Order	PP	<system><client>~PLANNED_ORDER_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_PLANEDORDR~s
Preliminary Billing Document	SD	<system><client>~PRELIM_BILL_DOC_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_PREBILDOC~
Process Order	PP	<system><client>~PROCESS_ORDER_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_PROCORDER~
Process Order Header Confirmation	PP	<system><client>~PROC_ORD_CONFIRM_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_PROCORDCNF~
Production Order	PP	<system><client>~PRODUCTION_ORDER_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_PRODNORDR~
Production Order Header Confirmation	PP	<system><client>~PROD_ORD_CONFIRM_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_PRDNORDCNF~
Production Routing	PP	<system><client>~ROUTING_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_PRODNRTG~
Profit Center	FI	<system><client>~PROFIT_CENTER_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_PROFIT_CEN~
Purchase Contract	MM	<system><client>~PURCHASE_CONTRACT_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_PURCTR~
Purchasing Category	MM	<system><client>~PURG_CAT_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_PURG_CAT~
Purchasing Info Record	MM	<system><client>~PURCHASE_INFO_REC_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_INFORECORD~
Purchase Order	MM	<system><client>~PURCHASE_ORDER_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_PURORDER~
Purchase Requisition Item	MM	<system><client>~PURCHASE_REQ_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_PURREQN~
Recipe	PLM	<system><client>~RECIPE_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_RECIPE~
Recipe to BOM Synchronization Unit	PLM	<system><client>~SYNC_UNIT_GSSR2B_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_SYNCUNIT~
Religious Certificate Group	PLM	<system><client>~RELIGIOUS_GROUP_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_RELCERTGRP~
Resource	PP	<system><client>~RESOURCE_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_RESOURCES~
Sales Contract	SD	<system><client>~CUST_CONTRACT_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_SLSCONTRCT~
Sales Inquiry	SD	<system><client>~CUST_INQUIRY_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_SLSINQY~
Sales Order	SD	<system><client>~SALES_ORDER_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_SALESORDER~
Sales Order Without Charge	SD	<system><client>~SO_WITHOUT_CHARGE_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_SOWTHOCHRG~
Sales Quotation	SD	<system><client>~CUST_QUOTATION_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_SLSQUOTN~
Service Entry Sheet	MM	<system><client>~SERVICEENTRYSHEET_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_SRVENTRSHT~ Deactivate earlier version: CD$ALL~SRV_ENTRY_SHEET_H
Specification	PLM	<system><client>~SPECIFICATION_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_SPEC~
Statistical Key Figure	CO	<system><client>~STAT_KEY_FIGURE_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_STAT_KEY_F~
Supplier	LO	<system><client>~VENDOR_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_SUPPLIERSM~
Supplier Invoice	MM	<system><client>~INCOMING_INVOICE_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_INCINVOICE~
Supplier Quotation	MM	<system><client>~SUPPLIER_QUOTE_S4_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_SPLRQTN~ Deactivate earlier version: CD$ALL~ SUPPLIER_QUOTATION_H
Work Center	PP	<system><client>~WORK_CENTER_H~	CD$ALL~ESH_U_WORKCENTER~

Hint:

Batch also has a duplicate Batch at Plant level (search connector ID <system><client>~BATCH_PLANT_H~). Usually you activate which search you want depending on the batch level specified for your system. Refer to SAP Note 2800580 - Enterprise Search Models in Batch Management: Availability of CDS Based Search Models in S...

If you want to have both Batch and Batch Plant searches then use the Edit option in transaction ESH_COCKPIT to adjust the search name to, e.g. Batch (Plant)

Hint:
You can also deactivate any demonstration searches delivered in your release such as:

CD$ALL~ESH_S_ESHDEM1~

CD$ALL~ESH_S_ESHDEM2~

CD$ALL~ESH_S_ESHDEM3~

CD$ALL~ESH_S_ESHDEM4~

CD$ALL~ESH_S_ESHDEM5~

CD$ALL~ESH_S_ESHDEM6~

CD$ALL~ESH_S_ESHDEM7~

CD$ALL~ESH_S_ESHDEM8~

Why Enterprise Search is moving to CDS View based searches

Providing new and easier capabilities to review and adjust CDS View based searches through SAP Fiori apps such as:

F3036 Manage Search Models

F2777 Fine-Tune Search Ranking - Enterprise Search

F2700 Define Search Synonyms - Enterprise Search

F2571 Analyze Query Log - Enterprise Search

F2800 Configure Personalized Search

In early releases the capabilities are primarily to review the information. The roadmap is to build more capability over time.

You can find the App Documentation for these apps in the Enterprise Search guide for your SAP S/4HANA release in the SAP Help Portal. For example:

App documentation for Manage Search Models

which includes a helpful video Insights into Enterprise Search

There is also App documentation for:

Adjusting Search Ranking in the ABAP Platform documentation

Define Search Behaviour in the ABAP Platform documentation

Analyzing the Search Log in the ABAP Platform documentatio

Personalized Search in the Enterprise Search guide

You can also refer to related SAP Note on the new capabilities for F3036 Manage Search Models available with SAP S/4HANA 2021:

SAP Note 3055126 - Edit Functionality in Manage Search Models app for S/4HANA On-Premise 2020

In F3036 Manage Search Models you can already:

View active and inactive searches and their details, such as which fields are used by the search, filters and ranking, default navigation behaviour, etc.

You can test search responses

You can enable/disable search models

From SAP S/4HANA 2021, you can also edit search models to adjust:

Search importance

Response

Filter type and position

Enable and disable search model fields, and

Autosuggestion for fields

IMPORTANT: From SAP S/4HANA 2022: You can also create your own custom search models!

You can see how the fields are used in the search model.

Manage Search Models - Fields tab showing which Response fields are shown in the Search Results

Navigation tab shows the Semantic Object used to provide links to apps in the Search Results.

Manage Search Models - Navigation tab shows the Semantic Object and parameters that can be passed

The Relations tab shows the CDS View hierarchy used.

Manage Search models - Relations tab showing the expanded CDS View hierarchy

One of the more interesting options for security experts is the Technical Details tab, where you can see the Roles assigned to this search connector.

Manage Search Models - Technical Details tab shows Assigned Roles

You can use the Test Responses tab to see what results will be returned.

Hint: If your search is inactive, this tab will show "Search error".

Manage Search Models ... tab

How to reactivate a search object

Ok so you changed your mind, someone made a mistake, or you now have a business need for a new search. It’s important to know that there are 2 steps to renabling the search:

Activate the search connector
Reindex the search connector to update the search results

The quickest way to do this is to run the task list SAP_ESH_CREATE_INDEX_SC in transaction STC01.

Task List Create and Index Search Connectors in transaction STC01

In the task “Select Models to Create Connectors” you specify only the Search Models you want to reindex.

For example

Software component SAPAPPLH

Select models manually is selected
You can select the name from the dropdown or type it in.
Search model name is entered, for example ALLERGEN_H
Do not specify the system/client or CD$ALL prefix.

Example parameters for task Select Model to Create Connectors showing software component SAPAPPLH and search model ALLERGEN_H

Save your parameters and execute the task list. Since indexing can take some time, it’s usually a good idea to execute in background. You can then walk away and come back to check the result later in transaction STC02 (Task List Run Monitor).

How to handle search connectors when you upgrade or change the models

When you upgrade SAP S/4HANA releases - e.g. from SAP S/4HANA 1809 to SAP S/4HANA 2021 - usually the system will not override the searches you are already using.

So you can continue to use them as-is or review the newly available search models and decide whether you want to:

Replace classic searches with CDS View searches

Introduce new search objects available CDS View searches

You can quickly review all of the available Active and Inactive searches in GUI transaction ESH_DASHBOARD, both classic (traditional) or CDS view based. Selecting the Inactive number will take you to a simple list of searches available but not active.

Hint: You can use SAP Fiori app F3036 Manage Search Models to review the details of the new CDS View search objects before you enable them.

Transaction ESH_DASHBOARD shows the inactive searches available

In the dashboard you can also see an upgrade icon that tells you if upgrade of your classic searches is pending. To update your search models post upgrade or you will need to run the task list SAP_ESH_UPDATE_SC in transaction STC01. Since the update can take some time, you should use the option to start the task list background. You can check the result later in transaction STC02 (Task List Run Monitor).

Transaction ESH_DASHBOARD shows the upgrade icon in the row marked Traditional searches row

For the techies - capturing the list of duplicates from the web browser

The easiest way to find the duplicates is using the dropdown lists of search objects in the SAP Fiori launchpad. However if you want to get a flat list of all the duplicates there's a way you can download this from the web browser.

The following steps were done in Google Chrome and were kindly supplied by jbaltazar.

Step 1: Inspect the search object list

As the duplicate message is only shown in the UI, it means there’s some JavaScript class that adds this text so use the context menu to inspect the search object list element in the web browser page.

Inspect the web browser page

Step 2: Save the global variable

Inspect takes you to the HTML DOM object so you then need to save as a global variable (it is automatically saved as temp1 – assuming you have not done anything similar earlier).

Find the global variable in the HTML DOM

Step 3: Create and run a function to get the text

Put the following code in the Console

function test() { var array1=new Array;for(var i=0;i<temp1.childNodes.length;i++){array1[i]=temp1.childNodes[i].innerText};return array1;}

Then execute it in the Console using:

test()

This brings back the text in the Search Object list

Raw text from the Search Object list

Step 4: Save the list to a text editor

Right click on the raw text of the search object list to save it to your clipboard and paste to your favourite text editor. You can then search for the term duplicate to find the exact search connector ID of each duplicate.

Search object list in the text editor

Further resources for Enterprise Search

You can find more in the Enterprise Search guide for your SAP S/4HANA release on the SAP Help Portal, and in SAP Notes.

General help documentation for Enterprise Search in the SAP Help Portal: