Try Gemini 1.5 models, the latest multimodal models in Vertex AI, and see what you can build with up to a 2M token context window.Try Gemini 1.5 models, the latest multimodal models in Vertex AI, and see what you can build with up to a 2M token context window.
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Editing properties of a document
After creating a schema and uploading documents in your project, you can edit the properties of a document.
If your project has document-level access control, make sure you have Document Admin or Document Creator access control to edit the properties of the document.
On the documents page, click on the document that you want to view or edit the properties of.
You should see two tabs in the left section:
DocAI Entity: These are the Document AI processor generated entities which are currently not editable.
Property: These contain the Document AI Warehouse properties, which are defined in your document schema.
Click on the Property tab, which has two sections:
General Properties: These are available for every document and contain fixed details such as document ID, create time, modified time, schema (parser) details, type of document, and number of pages.
Custom Properties: These are properties defined in the schema. Users can edit the properties based on their type.
Edit the values of the properties based on its type and click Save.
Delete documents on the same page
You can now delete multiple documents from a browser table page.
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