Ways by which you could find if an asset is used or not - 1. Go to host:port/damadmin, select asset for the asset -> Go to Tools -> references.2. You may use filters by going to host:port/assets.html/content/dam -> Select asset and use 'Filter' present in sidekick at left  3. There is no OOTB functi...

Hello,The time that you put in the 'Timeout' field will make the step to be executed automatically after thespecified time, only if you do not approve the workflow step from admin or the designated user to approve.To use,1. In the Waiting for Activation step, provide the desired timeout value in Tim...

1. Could you please check LastIndexedTime time from JMX console ./system/console/jmx --> IndexStats (This shows that when was last time index got updated).It should not be stale.  2. Also, try getting Debug level log on below index APIs - - org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.plugins.index- org.apache.jackrab...

Hello Chinmay, Which version of AEM are you using? I tried this search in my OOTB instance and was able to see result. Screenshot attached -  Also, you can use AEM query builder API (host:port/libs/cq/search/content/querydebug.html) to search from JCR. You will get the result in JSON format.

Hello niks1020,Jorg is correct. You need to add 'Modify' permission also. I tried adding 'Modify' permission along with Read and Create permission to the group and I could see 'Create'button visible in <host:port>/assets.html/content/dam but without Modify permission create button is not visible.Giv...

I think this could better be done with permission restriction in AEM. Have you reviewed [1] ? Details on how to set permissions, including replication privileges is described here.[1] : https://helpx.adobe.com/in/experience-manager/6-3/sites/administering/using/security.html#ManagingPermissions

Index health plays a vital role in Query performance. There were some enhancements in AEM 6.4 in the field of indexes as described below.- OAK Run Tool : The Oak Run tool has been added with a new indexing mode, which you can use to handle almost all indexing use cases, without having to move to JMX...