RE: SQL Language Quick Reference

From: Michael Thomas <mhthomas_at_yahoo.com>
Date: Thu, 17 Jun 2004 10:55:46 -0700 (PDT)
Message-ID: <20040617175546.21048.qmail@web50605.mail.yahoo.com>

Hi Graeme,

I agree. Your 'partition pruning' method solves my primary issue, e.g. identifying which pdf file(s) might be relevant in a documentation search.

My current approach is:
Use Oracle Text to search a pdf set. Once I have the list of matching files, I can select one (up to twenty) to open, and re-search on the top priority opened file in acrobat (v6.0.x up). The hyper-linked result list simulates tahiti search without being on-line (internet) and without html.

I'm pretty sure I know how to simply automate the above steps without webification and on windoze/xnix. I will post the results later, if/when successful.

Thanks again.

Regards,

Mike Thomas

Graeme Farmer <graeme.farmer_at_mincom.com> wrote:
> nope! not as far as I know. context indexes can be
> created on many different
> document types which have no concept of page numbers
> (eg html, text files,
> etc) so it would probably be inappropriate to record
> page numbers against
> matched tokens for say pdfs and msword docs only.
>
> you can have the results processed into token
> highlighted html result pages
> but I've never bothered, involves some webification
> which i've never spent
> the time getting involved in.
>
> i'm happy enough with my "partition pruning" method
> of finding what i'm
> looking for!!
>

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