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Sat, Oct 16 2010 2:26 PM | Permanent Link |
Robert Rowlands | Hi.
I have three memo fields in a table that I use TEXTSEARCH to look for words. These fields are set for Indexing in the Full Text Indexing Tab in dbsys. When a user searches one of the fields in the application the appropriate records pop up as having the search word in them. Just as it should. If I add some more records via the application TEXTSEARCH does not seem to work (on the new records) until I use dbsys to reindex the table. Is this how it is meant to work or should the indexes be maintained? Thanks. |
Sun, Oct 17 2010 4:55 AM | Permanent Link |
Roy Lambert NLH Associates ![]() | Robert
>If I add some more records via the application TEXTSEARCH does not seem to work (on the new records) until I use dbsys to reindex the table. > >Is this how it is meant to work or should the indexes be maintained? My DBISAM apps that use FTI all maintain the indices when records are added. Since I switched to ElevateDB my DBISAM is 4.25 and back then there was no discrete option to reindex a table. How do you reindex the table? Roy Lambert [Team Elevate] |
Mon, Oct 18 2010 2:02 PM | Permanent Link |
Robert Rowlands | Hi Roy.
I thought it was not right. I have all the indexes set and they all seem to work fine except those with TEXTSEARCH. I close down all instances of the application and use dbsys to reindex. I do this every month or so, generally when I get angry to not being able to find a record with a particular address (memo) that I know is there. The table was set up using dbsys. I've attached a reverse engineer of it in case there is something glaringly obvious. Thanks. Attachments: Jobs.sql |
Mon, Oct 18 2010 2:34 PM | Permanent Link |
Roy Lambert NLH Associates ![]() | Robert
The only thing that looks different to mine is that one of your memo fields is compressed. Another potential difference is that I have a custom full text index module. What's being stored in the memo fields - is it plain text or something else? Roy Lambert |
Mon, Oct 18 2010 3:53 PM | Permanent Link |
Robert Rowlands | Roy.
The compressed memo contains job notes and I use a WPTools RichEdit for formatting these. I think I've seen you on the forums for WPTools so you know what I mean. It therefore stores the actual notes plus the display codes. This field is not really the problem. I'd forgotten this is compressed. Maybes I need to remove the compression. The address memo is the one most frequently searched. This is plain text. We have 40+ jobs in per month and I may need to search for one from a few months back. I remember the town it was in and so do a search. It does not appear. It will after I've reindexed using dbsys. What is a custom full text index module? Rob. |
Tue, Oct 19 2010 1:52 AM | Permanent Link |
Roy Lambert NLH Associates ![]() | Robert
>The compressed memo contains job notes and I use a WPTools RichEdit for formatting these. I think I've seen you on the forums for WPTools so you know what I mean. It therefore stores the actual notes plus the display codes. This field is not really the problem. I'd forgotten this is compressed. Maybes I need to remove the compression. I can't see compression being the problem. >The address memo is the one most frequently searched. This is plain text. We have 40+ jobs in per month and I may need to search for one from a few months back. I remember the town it was in and so do a search. It does not appear. It will after I've reindexed using dbsys. >What is a custom full text index module? Its a piece of code that trips out all html formatting, makes sure that only words not containing numbers, longer than and shorter than a specified length are indexed. Roy Lambert [Team Elevate] |
Sun, Oct 24 2010 1:48 PM | Permanent Link |
Tim Young [Elevate Software] Elevate Software, Inc. ![]() | Robert,
<< The address memo is the one most frequently searched. This is plain text. We have 40+ jobs in per month and I may need to search for one from a few months back. I remember the town it was in and so do a search. It does not appear. It will after I've reindexed using dbsys. >> Can you send me a copy of the table files that exhibit this behavior ? The full-text indexing works transparently, and should always have up-to-date indexes, so something is seriously wrong if you're not seeing the indexes updated properly. Is this a multi-user, file-sharing application ? If so, are you using large file support in some or all of the applications accessing the database ? -- Tim Young Elevate Software www.elevatesoft.com |
Thu, Oct 28 2010 5:00 AM | Permanent Link |
Robert Rowlands | Tim.
I've eMailed the table to you. |
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