If you're trying to figure out how long things take to run, you could
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The fix will be in 7.0-4, which should be out in the next month or so
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If you do a backup of the master and restore to the replica, bulk
synchronization will go much faster since it compares the set of
fragments in each forest and only replicates the differences.
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I don't have a lot of experience with it, but EBS volumes have limited
bandwidth. Some people have had success striping across multiple EBS volumes
from within Linux instances. You could also look at the more recent guaranteed
IOPs capability Amazon now offers.
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Ron Hitchens wrote:
No, there isn't. Your best bet would be to stop the server, clear OS caching
from memory (e.g. unmount and remount the filesystem), and then restart the
server again.
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Danny Sinang wrote:
Hi,
Is there an option in xquery, cts:search, or search:search telling ML not to
fetch results f
A slight refinement; replicas are equivalent copies rather than exact copies.
You'll have the same fragments, but likely organized differently into stands.
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Michael Blakeley wrote:
No on both questions. Forest replication is just like RAID-1. You set up the
mirrors, and they are exact
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Yes, generally speaking we support restoring from an older release to a
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On 07/24/2012 02:07 PM, Gary Larsen wrote:
Hi,
I need to move a 4.2 ML installation to a new server and will copy the
database using a backup. Does anyone know if a 4.2 backup can be
restored to a 5.0 da
t will automatically take over first ?
I'm hoping a US-based failover host will take over first if a US-based
forest goes down.
Regards,
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With local-disk failover, replica forests w
down ?
Which server will take over and server the US1 forests ? US2 or EU2 ?
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Yes, this should work fine.
You'll have a master US-Database in the US, and a master
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ML cluster goes down, point EU webservers to US ML cluster)
Do you think this would work ?
Is there a better way to achieve our goals ?
How do we extend this model should the time come for us to expand to
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involved as the client. I tried setting something up but both the
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ning ML 4.2-4 where we're having this problem manifest.
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Technically, Chrome is not on our list of supported browsers
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You could use a scheduled task instead of a task that keeps respawning
itself, and that'll solve the restart problem.
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I would like to replace the name of node and not it's content can
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without including replicas.
Wayne.
On 03/11/2011 05:42 PM, knk n wrote:
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replicating mode? We have replica forest which are always in sync
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You might also consider a precommit trigger.
David Sewell wrote:
To paraphrase Euclid, I'm guessing there's no royal road to auto-applying XSLT
to a document at load time into the database?
Our use case is simply that for a given directory in one of our databases, we
want to run all XML files
eturns a document node.
Ideally in this case also the md5 should return same for both the
$x and $y right? can you throw some light?
Thanks & Regards
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Hi Manoj,
The md5 function takes a string, so you're only acting on the character data.
Try using xdmp:quote() to turn the XML tree into text and then calling md5() on
the quoted text.
Wayne
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I was trying my hand on the xdmp:md5 api as we intended to use it for our
etc. I also noticed a post from Norm
(when he posted an XQuery-OAuth solution) that he had to use a web
service to compute the hmacsha1. But I tend to think native support
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data. A string index would handle the formats correctly. Is there a
performance penalty for using a string index to do range searches on
dates formatted as above? What is the order of magnitude of the
penalty if there is one. Thanks.
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uot;Flexible Replication" do any of this ? From the title I'm
guessing its ML to ML not Filesystem to ML.
But thats just guessing :)
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I gave a talk at the User Conference that covered Flexible Replication
in our upcoming 4.2 release. This may do a lot of what you want...
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On 06/15/2010 09:05 AM, Lee, David wrote:
I've been thinking of going ahead and prototypeing this. That is a
marklogic "rsync" type command.
Fr
Hi Judie,
When we do XInclude expansion, we add base URI attributes that should help you
here.
Assuming your application hasn't manage to strip the information out (e.g. as a
side effect of a round trip through a browser) you should be able to create a
revursive descent parser or an XSLT trans
I'll chime in with an upgrade subtlety...
When CPF is installed on a database, pipeline configurations (i.e. XML
documents) are copied from the file system to the triggers database. The
pipelines specify which .xqy files are to be invoked, and for all the
standard Mark Logic pipelines those .xqy f
You could give your default user read permission to the images (and any
other content that you don't want to protect) and then you don't need to
log in at all.
Normal application level login could then be used for sensitive content.
See the xdmp:login() function.
Wayne.
On Fri, 2010-04-16 at 11
That can works too, but you should be sure to consider whether documents
[N,N+1000) at the time of the spawn are guaranteed to still be [N,N
+1000] when the task gets around to executing. If you're adding,
removing, or modifying documents, you'll get different document ordering
over time.
Wayne.
That would work well and has the advantage that it can operate on an
arbitrarily large set of documents. The downside is that you'll only
have one processing thread working at a time.
Another approach is to have an initial query create a list of documents
to process and cut it into chunks (say 100
There is no direct support for image manipulation within the server. The
usual approach is to set up a local web app that you can call from
XQuery to do the manipulation for you.
Wayne.
On Tue, 2010-03-30 at 15:10 -0700, Keith L. Breinholt wrote:
> Is there a way to manipulate the content of a
Hi Keith,
Yes, various hash algorithms, including SHA-1 and -2, are part of the
OpenSSL library we're using under the covers. We have had internal
discussions about exposing them at some point, but not seriously enough
to get the work scheduled into any particular release.
I'll note this as some
We tend to use one of two approaches, depending on what we're doing.
For things like HTTP servers, we use xdmp:random() (it's in group.xsd as
the default value for http-server-id).
For users and groups we use a hash based on the user or group name so
that we can detect an attempt to create the u
query := {cts:or-query((cts:query($englishQuery),
cts:query($germanQuery)))}/element()
Wayne.
On Fri, 2010-03-19 at 11:24 -0700, Wayne Feick wrote:
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> You don't need that cts:query() wrapper around everything, just use
> the cts:or-query() directly.
>
> The ct
Hi Adam,
You don't need that cts:query() wrapper around everything, just use the
cts:or-query() directly.
The cts:query() function creates a query from an XML representation of
it (e.g. if you had placed a query into a document).
Wayne.
On Fri, 2010-03-19 at 11:06 -0700, Adam Patterson wrote:
Your create trigger could skip calling dls:document-manage() if the
document is empty. That possibly combined with a periodic background
task that goes ahead and manages those empty documents if they aren't
updated within a minute or two would do the trick.
Are you planning on updating managed doc
I'd suggest looking into collections or directories to constrain queries
to one set or the other such that one is the live set you're serving up
and the other is the set you're updating.
You might also consider using the Library Services API where the updates
operate on the most recent version of
The best way to send email from MarkLogic server an EC2 instance is to
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On Mon, 2010-03-15 at 08:40
That is correct, and is the intended behavior. If you need guaranteed
execution, you may want to learn more by reading the Content Processing
Framework (CPF) documentation. At a high level, CPF is a state machine
implementation that allows you to add xquery main modules that act upon
documents. The
Hi Bob,
Can you give me a little more information on why the server certificates
don't match their host names?
Re: ignoring the server certificate, xdmp:http-get() and related
functions allow you to specify a false option
to suppress any validation of the certificate. It looks like the docs
didn'
The system will do merges automatically, assuming you haven't disabled
them. You shouldn't need to manually initiate a merge.
You can look at the database status in the Admin UI to see the number of
deleted fragments that have not yet been merged away.
Wayne.
On Wed, 2010-02-03 at 09:03 -0800,
xquery version "1.0-ml";
xdmp:document-insert("/test.xml", );
fn:doc("/test.xml");
xdmp:node-replace(fn:doc("/test.xml")/one/two/@this, attribute that
{"bar"});
fn:doc("/test.xml")
On Tue, 2010-02-02 at 17:37 -0800, Tim Meagher wrote:
> Would someone show me what the syntax is for replacing the
Not quite, Geert. A protected collection is only about who can add
documents to the collection. It has no impact on what permissions you
can put on documents in the collection.
Wayne.
On Fri, 2010-01-22 at 09:56 -0800, Geert Josten wrote:
> Judie,
>
> Wayne makes a good point. You still need t
Just to clarify a little, it depends on what you mean by "access". Geert
is correct that you can use a protected collection to restrict which
roles can add documents to the collection, but if your goal is to
restrict who can read documents from the collection you'll need to
manage it with the indiv
Hi Sunil,
When the alerting API invokes your module, it passes in external
variables with the information you're looking for.
http://developer.marklogic.com/pubs/4.1/apidocs/alerting.html#alert:make-action
When a rule associated with the action matches a document, the
Do you have the XInclude pipeline configured? You might be matching both
the expanded and the unexpanded documents.
On Wed, 2009-11-18 at 16:39 -0800, Stewart Shelline wrote:
> I’m having trouble understanding the following behavior. Without
> putting the document under DLS, I have inserted inclu
Are you familiar with a packet capture program like wireshark on linux?
I typically use that to diagnose issues like this.
Does your java server set a content length for its response? If not, our
code will keep reading until the socket is closed. Is your Java code
closing the stream when it's done
1) You could build a cron-like service by describing each
when/condition/task combination in a document and then having a
scheduled task that looks for these documents, runs their conditions,
and spawns the task if the condition is met. There are a few ways you
could design something like this, but
Here's the important bits of the HTML form from one of our apps, which
looks to be the same as yours except for the xmlns="" bit.
Here is how it gets inserted into the database, which again looks very
much like what you're doing.
xdmp:document-inse
Judie,
The error indicates that the trigger is not associated with any alerting
configuration. Here is some example code showing creation of create and
modify triggers. The last three lines are key to associate the triggers
with your alerting configuration.
xquery version "1.0-ml";
Dhivya,
There is a sample application included with the distribution, mentioned
at the end of the section on alerting in the search developers guide:
http://developer.marklogic.com/pubs/4.1/books/search-dev-guide.pdf
Did you verify that your triggers are really being created in your
trig
Jeroen,
If you push the xdmp:security-assert() into a separate function called
form your amp'd function, you'll get your expected behavior (assuming
your amp is configured appropriately).
The xdmp:security-assert() call does not take into consideration any
amp'd roles on the immediate function, o
Hi Ashwini,
The library services API requires that you insert a complete document,
and does not allow you to use the node manipulation functions such as
xdmp:node-insert-child().
Wayne.
On Tue, 2009-09-29 at 06:47 -0700, Ashwini wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I included mainting versions of document i
All of the cts queries serialize/deserialize as a feature of the server.
Placing a query into an element turns it into its xml representation,
and the cts:query() constructor turns the xml representation back into a
query.
let $cts-e as cts:query := cts:word-query("tilt", ("lang=en"), 1)
It does work on non-XML files. The error indicates that the document
"/myDirectory/sample_png_versions/1-sample.png" does not exist. Did you
invoke this module before completing the transaction that inserted the
document?
Wayne.
On Thu, 2009-09-10 at 14:45 -0700, Sundar Iyer wrote:
> I'm evalu
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