Chunks and semantics

Choose the configuration object

Symptom

Open

Check first

File content is missing chunks, mixed between chunks, or includes unrelated references

Smart chunking

Preview, chunk content, enabled state, and current version

The file has no readable preview or chunks

Manage knowledge-base data

Processing status, error message, and source file

Table metrics, filters, or joins are incorrect

Semantic configuration

Dimensions, metrics, relationships, and terms

The source has been replaced by a new version

Manage knowledge-base data

Processing status of the new data and enabled state of the old data

After saving chunking or semantic configuration, use a real question in Chat and search to verify the result.

Configure file chunking

Before starting, confirm in Manage knowledge-base data that the file has been added and its processing status is Ready.

Open file details

  1. Open Advanced configuration for the target knowledge base.

  2. Open the Data tab.

  3. Select the target file name.

  4. Open Smart chunking.

Use File preview to inspect parsed content, File information to view tags and enabled state, and Version history to view chunk versions.

If the preview shows no parsed content, return to Manage knowledge-base data and check the processing status and error message.

Inspect chunks

  1. In Smart chunking, confirm that the chunk list contains content.

  2. If the list is empty, select Generate initial chunks.

  3. Use Search chunks to locate content.

  4. Use Sort chunks to view chunks in source order or recall priority order.

  5. Inspect the text, images, tables, or transcripts in important chunks.

Problem

Action

Chunks are too small

Merge or adjust the body so that each chunk preserves a complete meaning.

Chunks are too large

Split the body so that a match does not include excessive content.

Garbled content or incorrect boundaries

Check the source file and parsed content, then edit the chunk.

Unrelated content is still used for retrieval

Disable the relevant chunk.

Chunk types and available fields depend on the interface, for example text, image, image-text, table, or transcript.

Edit chunks

Only the current active version can be edited.

Operation

Steps

Edit a chunk

Select Edit chunk, change the content, and save.

Create a chunk

Select New chunk, enter the body, and save.

Disable a chunk

Turn off Enable chunk.

Delete a chunk

Select Delete chunk and confirm.

Update the vector

After changing content that affects retrieval, select Re-embed.

When editing image, table, or transcript chunks, use the OCR, image description, table preview, or playback functions provided by the interface to inspect the result.

After editing, check the current version, select Re-embed, and verify the source with Chat.

Manage versions

  1. Open Version history in the file details.

  2. Review the version name, editor, and change time.

  3. Select the version to use.

  4. Select Set as current.

  5. Confirm that the indexed version is the expected version.

Symptom

Check

No chunks or generation failed

Generate initial chunks; if it still fails, check the processing status and source file.

Answers do not change after editing

Check that re-embedding completed and that the current version is correct.

Answers include unrelated content

Disable the unrelated chunks, or disable the entire file in the data list.

The entire file must be updated

Add the data again, then check the chunk version.

Configure table semantics

Semantic configuration applies to tables and is used for data questions and SQL generation. Before adding an entry in the console, add at least one table in the Data sources tab.

Open semantic configuration

  1. Open Advanced configuration for the target knowledge base.

  2. Open the Semantic configuration tab.

  3. If no semantic model exists, follow the interface instructions to create the first semantic entry.

Add a semantic entry

  1. Select New entry.

  2. Select an entry type.

  3. Enter a Key, such as total_revenue.

  4. Select the associated table.

  5. Fill in the required column name, expression, SQL, or definition.

  6. Save the entry.

To change an entry, use inline Edit. To remove it, use Delete and confirm.

Select an entry type

Type

Use when

Enter

Dimension column

Filtering by region, time, or category

Column used for filtering or grouping

Fact column

Calculating amounts, counts, or other values

Column that can participate in calculations

Metric

Defining a fixed calculation definition

Metric expression

Relationship

Analyzing multiple tables together

The two related tables and join columns

Glossary

Explaining a business term

Term and definition

Named filter

Reusing a common filter condition

Filter expression

Column preference

Specifying a preferred or discouraged column

Preferred and discouraged columns

Verified query

Saving SQL for a common question

Question and SQL

Logic injection

Applying a business rule during SQL generation

Rule content and application stage

SQL result set

Reusing governed SQL

SQL and description

Both tables in a relationship must be configured as knowledge-base data tables. Configure common fields and business definitions first, then add relationships and examples. For API-created entries, see the complete field description in the semantic-entry create operation.

Import, export, and validate

Operation

Purpose

Export

Back up or migrate semantic entries

Import

Write semantic entries in bulk from JSON

Validate

Check semantic-configuration completeness

Import is supported only for a knowledge base that currently has no semantic entries. Confirm that the target is empty and inspect the import content before running it.

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