diff --git a/docs/search/search-across-child-orgs.md b/docs/search/search-across-child-orgs.md index 45d47badee..5c40015da5 100644 --- a/docs/search/search-across-child-orgs.md +++ b/docs/search/search-across-child-orgs.md @@ -18,7 +18,11 @@ Follow the steps below to perform a child org-level search: 1. Click the Child org select button button to select the child org where you want to query. You can either select one child org or multiple child orgs.
Child org dropdown 1. Enter the required query and click the search button to obtain the search results. :::note - Make sure you use an aggregator and `_orgID` for multi-child org queries. For example, `* | count by _orgId` or `* | count by _orgId | sum (_count)`. + Make sure you use an aggregator and `_orgId` for multi-child org queries. For example, `* | count by _orgId` or `* | count by _orgId | sum (_count)`. + ::: + + :::info + Search results also include the `_orgName` field, which shows the organization name for each child org alongside its `_orgId`. When you manage many child orgs, `_orgName` helps you identify an org by name without remembering its `_orgId`. The `_orgId` field is still required for multi-child org queries. The `_orgName` field is an additional field to make results easier to read, and you can reference it in your queries. For example, `* | count by _orgId, _orgName`. ::: There can be two possible errors while running the multi-child org queries: