Apache lucene database
In SPS 7.0 LTS, One Identity modified the search for screen content in session data to use the Elasticsearch database only. The Apache lucene database support is phased out, but the query language remained lucene-like.
After the switch to the Elasticsearch database, you will be able to access content stored in an Apache lucene database only if you regenerate the content with the reindex tool. For more information, see Regenerate content stored in lucene indices.
Due to the removal of lucene indices, users are not able to search for content in lucene indices with the content request parameter on the /api/audit/sessions and /api/audit/sessions/stats endpoints.
For more information, see "Searching in the session database with the basic search method" in the REST API Reference Guide and "Session statistics" in the REST API Reference Guide.
Additionally, in Reporting, statistics subchapters that included the audit_content filter will not work. Alternatively, you can use Search-based subchapters with the screen.content filter to create statistic reports from connection metadata that included a specific content in the audit trail.
For more information, see "Creating search-based report subchapters from search results" in the Administration Guide.
Content search option deprecation
On the Search page, the Content search option has been deprecated.
Advanced statistics
Creating statistics from custom queries using the Reporting > View & edit subchapters > Advanced statistics page has been deprecated. The /api/configuration/reporting/custom_subchapters REST API endpoint has also been deprecated.
During the upgrade process, existing advanced statistics subchapters and their references are removed from the SPS configuration. Additionally, advanced statistics ACLs assigned to user groups are also removed from the SPS configuration. Note that if a user group only had the advanced statistics ACL assigned under Users & Access Control > Appliance Access, the whole ACL entry is removed during the upgrade process.
Alternatively, you can use search-based subchapters to query connection metadata. For more information, see "Creating search-based report subchapters from search results" in the Administration Guide.