Hi Abhishek,
Did you see this part of the doc:
http://docs.marklogic.com/guide/search-dev/relevance#id_34743
Does that explain what you need to know? It is very user-tunable, as you can
specify different distance-weights.
-Danny
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Hi All,
I am doing behavior analysis for proximity search criteria between MarkLogic
and Oracle Text, Can someone help me understanding which algorithm we are using
in MarkLogic behind proximity search solution. If possible, is it standard for
all other search engines?
Thanks
Abhishek Srivast
Hi Gurbeer,
If you change ‘maintain last modified’ to false, you’d best also set
‘maintain directory last modified’ to false as well if that is not yet the
case. Once you have done that, you can also consider getting rid of
properties fragments, if you are not using properties on documents or
di
Glad you got past the first problem :)
That probably means there are merges going on. This is A Good Thing. When
they finish, your forest size should be smaller. This is why you need the
extra space, so merges can combine stands and remove deleted documents, ending
up using less disk space.
Ok , that worked , but new problem
I made this change "maintain last modified" --> false
We are using 5.01.2
After making above change , we are trying to delete all URI from "docsIn"
folder , we are doing this through REST API
Running below CODE ..
let $docURI:= xdmp:get-request-field("uri",
Hi Gurbeer,
Do you have maintain directory last modified set on the database? That setting
will cause a lot of locks to occur. If it is true, true, try setting it to
false and see what happens.
Also, what version of MarkLogic ( xdmp:version() )?
-Danny
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Actually this directory is very big 54267 MB
I tried to delete all URI , but its hanging , so I thought to try one by one.
But no luck
~Gurbeer
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[mailto:general-boun...@developer.marklogic.com] On Behalf Of Harry B.
Sent: Thursday, October 10, 2013
Hi, Pragya:
Would something similar to the following fragment (untested) meet the
requirements?
let $terms :=
let $map := map:map()
return (
map:put($map,'Google','1'),
map:put($map,'company','4'),
map:put($map,'data','7'),
$map
)
let $query := cts
