Hi,
>Can you create a small example like above that doesn't work like you
expect?
I have created a small index of 6 xml-files (downloaded from my database) in
a directory called "f", with command:
swish-e -i f -c main.config -T properties -v0
this is main.config:
IndexName "Main"
IndexDescription "Index on books, articles, serials and auctions."
IndexReport 1
ParserWarnLevel 2
DefaultContents XML2
IndexContents HTML .htm .html
IndexContents TXT .txt .conf
IndexContents XML .xml
# What to index
IndexFile main.index
MetaNames record auteur titel trefwoord begindatum einddatum
MetaNameAlias trefwoord trefwoord_g trefw_pi onderwerp trefw_org trefw_huis
trefw_ceur naam plaats
MetaNameAlias titel titel_par titel_reeks titel_deel titel_or titel_tschr
titel_art titel_cat titel_veil titel_coll
MetaNameAlias auteur aut_corp aut_conf aut_hred
PropertyNames auteur titel jaar
PropertyNamesNumeric begindatum einddatum
On this index a search like:
swish-e -w record=(Royalton-Kisch) -L begindatum '<=' 1900 -L einddatum
'>=' 1800
-p auteur titel jaar begindatum einddatum -f main.index
had 1 record as result, which is correct. I tried several other queries and
everything was ok.
These 6 records are from my database which is indexed by the following
command:
swish-e -c index\main.config -S prog
and this config file has two extra lines:
# What to index
IndexFile index\main.index
=> SwishProgParameters bin\feedswish.pl -nc main.txt -l IDX.log -e IDX.err
=> IndexDir \perl\bin\perl.exe
The database has about 150.000 records. The indexfiles are 57Mb and 15 Mb.
The same search as above gives 11 records, which is wrong.
I just noticed that:
swish-e -w record=(Royalton-Kisch) -L begindatum '<=' NNNN -L einddatum
'>=' MMMM
-p auteur titel jaar begindatum einddatum -f main.index
and:
swish-e -w record=(Royalton-Kisch) -L begindatum '<=' NNNN
-p auteur titel jaar begindatum einddatum -f main.index
are leading to exactly the same resultset in about twenty different
examples.
I am currently using swish-e-2.1-dev-25-2002-05-23.tar.gz
So is a "-S prog index" different from an index based on files?
Is the size of the index a problem?
Thanks,
Regards,
Frits
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Received on Wed Aug 7 20:02:23 2002