Serial*Write* would have found the word. You would have needed a wildcard at the end because your term has "WriteLevel" not "Write" at the end. _____ From:...
You would need to enter: "Serial*Write*" for it to work. What you entered has the system looking for something that starts with "Serial" and ends with "Write"....
I think its because "SerialNumberWriteLevel" does not end with Write. "Serial*Write" = find words that start with "Serial" and end with "Write" "Serial*Level"...
Markowitz, Elliot
EMarkowitz@...
Aug 15, 2008 6:53 pm
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There is a small syntax error in your approach. The "Serial*Write" search operator is looking for a word that begins with serial then ends with write, and...
Try "Serial*Write*" That should take care of it. ________________________________ From: dtsearch@yahoogroups.com on behalf of sjohnson11402 Sent: Fri...
I'm doing a presentation on best use for dtsearch. I'd like to take a poll on how you or your company utilzes it. For example, I use it for email searches. ...
Our company uses it to index a public web site and provide search results back to the user. Ray ________________________________ From: dtsearch@yahoogroups.com...
... a ... for ... Elisa, we have used DTSearch since 2001 for indexing large amounts of PDF documents by category. Our customers search the different ...
Hi all, here in the UK there's a growing concern over data protection of information transferred on CDs, Memory Sticks, etc. The searchable CDs we produce...
Hi, I'm not sure whether I'm missing something - but it looks to me that there is no way to add individual documents with the Java API. The IndexJob structure...
... The setFoldersToIndex method will also accept filenames. Each filename should be a included with a full path and quoted inside the string in case the...
There are two options, although neither are as easy as the C++ method. 1) Put the docs you want to index in one folder, and just set ...
Markowitz, Elliot
EMarkowitz@...
Sep 18, 2008 5:44 pm
1855
dtSearch is pleased to announce Version 7.54 of the dtSearch product line (including 32-bit and 64-bit versions of dtSearch Web with Spider, the dtSearch...
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Sep 26, 2008 2:58 pm
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Using desktop version 7.55 (build 7700) with Windows 2000 sp4, and Adobe Reader version 9 installed, search results do not highlight hits of pdf documents nor...
Thanks Dominique and David, Checking "Enable search highlights from external highlight server" (under Edit > Preferences) in Adobe Reader 9 did the job. Sherab...
Hey I am looking for a way to identify documents that are not text searchable. Examples would be images based PDF files or any image format. I am not looking...
Hi I want to search 'IN' word in field, so I have used this query (fields1 contains IN) But its returning 0 result. I searched in dtsearch help file and found...
My understanding is that what you're trying to do is impossible. What it means for a word to be a noise word is that it is ignored by the indexer, and thus...
Hi, Â Thanks for quick reply. Â it would be useful if dtsearch contains any facility to separate noise word while searching. Â For e.g. - say I want to...
I'm a little confused as to your problem here, however.. What you are asking is fundamentally impossible for a single set of index files. Noise words are...
Hi I found in dtsearch help that to remove obsolete data, we should compress index frequently may be on weekly basis. To compress index we need to use...
If you are using a DataSource during indexing, you can alternatively escape that field that by repeating it. So IN would become ININ – which is not a noise...
Markowitz, Elliot
EMarkowitz@...
Jan 5, 2009 2:46 pm
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I am using a DataSource to index some data from SQL Server. While trying to index a particular field (which in some cases can be very large) the computer runs...
... The C++ version of the data source API will let you do this using callbacks, but there is no streaming mechanism built into the .NET version of the data...
How can I search the metadata fields from a DTSearch index. I know the fields are there because another application can search them. They use syntax like...
Hi,
I am trying to create a small C++ program that is a WIN32 console
application (using VS 2005) that will index a large number of files. At
the moment,...
I am just tentatively embarking on this, and have set up a couple of indexes and a search. Am I being dense in asking if the only way to find what a...
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