Just a quick ping to see if anyone in the group has ever used solr (the
apache opensource search platform) or more importantly integrated into solr
as either the front or backend from u2 or even .net ?
Thanks
Symeon.
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Thanks Robert, I see that now. But... how is one to actually use that data
source, say, in a SQL Server linked server context?
-K
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Hi Symeon:
We looked at Apache Lucene a few months back. Lucene technology is the core
for Solr project from Apache. Since both of these projects run under the
Apache Tomcat engine which is the basis for our U2WebLink product, it seemed
a natural fit.
There was the compelling hooks in the
You can stop the use of the X button and make sure the session is logged off.
To ensure log out tasks are being carried out when users close a session
from the system tray icon or menu you can assign a Logout script to be run
when SBClient is closed.
NOTE: This script will not work if a users
From:Symeon Breen
Just a quick ping to see if anyone in the group has
ever used solr (the apache opensource search platform)
or more importantly integrated into solr as either the
front or backend from u2 or even .net ?
I've never seen Solr, but now that I have, it looks interesting.
If
Hi Kevin,
64 bit applications will not be able to directly access 32 bit drivers. There
are some tricks for working around this, but they are NOT elegant. We're
looking at what we need to do to enable our older ODBC drivers to work with
64-bit apps and we're unfortunately probably looking at
That's all unfortunate. I'm not sure if I'm more disillusioned by the hell
that I've gone through with Microsoft in terms of Windows versions and SQL
Server and linked servers and config and ... or with the overall state of
affairs with the Rocket/U2 connectors. If we can't connect people to our
Hi Kevin,
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Before everyone piles in, those candidates who cannot figure out which
continent this job is offered on need not apply..
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Ian McGowan
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We have a call center server doing queries against UV via JDBC, and are
having trouble with one of the queries. I'm not a SQL syntax expert,
but this query is OK as far as I can tell:
SELECT EMAIL.ADDRESS, LEN.OF.KEY, Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4, PRIORITY, SIC.CODE,
SLS.NO, CUST.NO, CUST.NAME, TERRITORY.REP,
Depending on what tool you are using, the dots will get you into big trouble.
For most compliant SQL engines the dot has special meaning, separating
qualifiers. If you don't want that to be the case, try putting double quotes
around the fields that contain embedded dots in them, including the
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