In M-Files Cloud, you can create a vault in M-Files Manage. For instructions, refer to Creating a Cloud Vault in the M-Files Manage user guide.
Creating a vault in on-premises environments
If you want to create a new vault in a language other than the currently selected software
language, you must first change the software language and restart the M-Files Server service with Windows Task Manager before you create the vault.
For instructions on changing the software language, see Selecting the software and vault language.
In the left-side tree view, expand a connection to M-Files server.
Click Document Vaults.
Result:The Document Vaults list is opened in the right-side
pane.
In the task area, click New Document
Vault.
Result:The Document Vault Properties dialog for a new vault is opened.
In the Name field, enter a name for the new document vault.
Use the Primary language and Secondary language
drop-down menus to select the primary and secondary languages for full-text search features.
These selections affect, for example, the way inflected or irregular forms of words or
compounds are dealt with in searches. If the document vault is to contain material in several
languages, it is recommended to select the language that is used most as the primary language and
a less commonly used language as the secondary language.
Selecting a language or languages
improves the probability of finding the right search results. Even if a certain language was not
selected as the primary or secondary language, the full-text search will nevertheless return
results if words in this language were used in the search.
Optional: Click Import... to change the vault icon to facilitate finding the right
vault if you are using multiple vaults.
In the Change Icon dialog, select an item from the list or click
Browse... to search for a different icon.
Click OK once you have selected the new icon.
You can revert back to the default icon by clicking Use Default.
You should now have created the document vault and it should appear on the left-side
tree view of M-Files Admin under Document Vaults.
Note: When you create a document vault, M-Files automatically
creates an ID for it. The ID can be changed later in the Document Vault
Properties dialog of the vault by clicking the Change Unique
ID button.
After you have created the vault, the users of the vault must add a connection to it. For
instructions, see Adding a vault connection.
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