All,
While i was loading the data i got the following error
XDMP-FORESTERR: Error in merge of forest proddata_forest: XDMP-MEMORY: Memory
exhausted
Then i tried to restart the forest and got the following error
XDMP-FORESTERR: Error in startup of forest proddata_forest: SVC-MAPINI: Mapped
I think you are out of memory, not disk space.
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The easy way is to use cts:count() and item-frequency with
cts:triples(). But it's not very fast.
The more complicated way is to turn on the SPARQL Value Frequencies
trace event, which will output something like this:
2014-03-21 17:29:10.386 Info: [Event:id=SPARQL Value Frequencies]
Thanks!
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To clarify - I forgot to mention that the trace event outputs to the log
when a SPARQL query is executed.
On 25/03/14 12:01, Clark Richey wrote:
Thanks!
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Hi,
Getting a false match on:
cts:element-value-query(xs:QName('modelPath'),
'Folders].[Orders].[OrderDate]')
The value that it is matching on is: '[Folders].[Orders].[OrderDate]'
(starting bracket)
Any reason why the bracket is being ignored? (using version 6.0-4.1)
Do you have the element-value-positions index turned on (which, IIRC, may also require that word-positions and element-word-positions be enabled)? Depending on the structure of your documents, I think this may be necessary for completely accurate unfiltered
queries.
-W
On Mar 25, 2014, at
Element-value queries are hash lookups, and I believe the hash is
punctuation-insensitive. Have you tried adding the punctuation-sensitive or
exact options?
If that doesn't work, plan B is a range index: type=string, codepoint
collation. The codepoint collation is both the fastest and the
Such a wealth of AWS / S3 libraries! I had used Dennis Knochenwefel's
XAWS libraries, originally developed for Zorba, formerly hosted on his
xquery.me site (not available to me) but apparently now posted to
GitHub:
https://github.com/dknochen/xaws
Joe
On Mon, Mar 24, 2014 at 7:00 PM, Michael
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I have a customer with ML 4.2 Enterprise Edition with the above Expiry date.
I am getting mixed information about what happens when the expiry date occurs.
I believe those servers will stop functioning after that date.
Does anyone have experience with license expiry
With 4.2 through ML6 I believe the server will run, but functionality will be
sharply limited. The only thing you can count on doing is updating the license
key at 8001. Other queries may not run, and updates will probably throw an
error. ML7 is more relaxed, and merely warns you about the bad
Thank you Mike.
They are in the process of building out an ML 7.x environment now.
It's my understanding the the custom app-servers that have been implemented in
the 4.2 environment will stop working when the expiry date passes.
Do you know if that's true or not?
Gene
Tried some things and still have false matches:
- 'exact' and 'punctuation-insensitive' options
- 'filtered' or 'unfiltered' in cts:search() makes no difference
Removed all brackets and still getting a match:
'Folders.Orders.OrderDate' matches on
'[Folders].[Orders].[OrderDate]'
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