Thanks for the info Tres.
For now I will leave the ZCatalog/ZCTextIndex as-is (I don't really need to
access the Lexicon via the ZMI - it is just nice to check how many entries
the indexing process has created), and will 'delete/re-create' the Lexicon
AND the ZCTextIndex during next months update cycle.
Thanks again,
Jonathan
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From: "Tres Seaver" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, July 20, 2005 11:47 AM
Subject: [Zope] Re: ZCTextIndex - Collector Item #505?
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Jonathan wrote:
I have encountered an unusual situation which I believe may be related
to collector item #505 (http://www.zope.org/Collectors/Zope/505 -
ZCTextUndex should not hold a reference to a lexicon).
Prior to performing a ZCatalog update I cleared the catalog (using the
clear catalog option under the Advanced tab of the ZMI); then, to clear
out the Lexicon, I deleted the Lexicon and created a new Lexicon (id of
both was 'Lexicon').
I then added about 805,000 records to the ZCatalog (which went smoothly)
and tested catalog searches - all went well, including globbing
searches, 'and', 'and not' searches.
The previous Lexicon had 764,410 word entries. The current Lexicon has
0 word entries.
The ZCatalog and ZCTextIndex appear to be working ok, so I am guessing
that somehow the ZCTextIndex is using a 'hidden/old' version of the
Lexicon (not the newly created version) - which is very strange, as the
.fs file was packed prior to the update (so any old versions should have
been deleted).
This activity was all performed on a linux server running zope 2.6.1
Finally, the questions:
1) Can ZCTextIndex really be using the some other version of the Lexicon
(which I can not access via the ZMI)?
Yes, it can. The ZCTextIndex holds an attribute, 'index', which is an
instance of either OkapiIndex or CosineIndex. That subobject also holds
a reference to the lexicon, which is the reason for the collector
follow-up:
= Comment - Entry #2 by Caseman on Aug 14, 2002 5:45 pm
Partial fix in place. I still need to resolve the deeper reference held
in the actual index object that ZCTextIndex delegates to (more fun and
games)
2) Was Collector Item #505 ever fixed (I can not find a reference to
issue #505 in any of the zope change logs)?
No, it has not been fixed. The workaround in your case is to delete the
entire ZCTextIndex, re-add it, and re-index your content. You might be
able to revivify the current lexicon by opening the database yourself,
but the risk / reward ratio is pretty steep, compared to just recreating
the index.
Tres.
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