Re: Witango-Talk: Search Engine Format Type

2004-05-04 Thread Bill Conlon
r of times the words appear >>> >>> >>>To give users the ability to quote strings and get an exact match, check >>>to see if the first and last characters are sq or dq. If so, strip them >>>off and skip the tokenize step. >>> >>>I haven&#

Re: Witango-Talk: Search Engine Format Type

2004-05-04 Thread webdude
Title: Re: Witango-Talk: Search Engine Format Type Okay, I built the array and all seems well. I am filtering the 's and small words and I have a search action that returns the results from looking in the keyword tables. I use an if/else to determine if the value is quoted and go to a = s

Re: Witango-Talk: Search Engine Format Type

2004-04-28 Thread webdude
Title: Re: Witango-Talk: Search Engine Format Type That would be great Steve. Back in the old days of Butler (EveryWare's original main product), one of the main shortcomings of it as a SQL engine was it's inability to do contained searches well. One way of getting around that pro

Re: Witango-Talk: Search Engine Format Type

2004-04-28 Thread Steve Smith
articles to show which words appeared in what article. That made for a couple of huge tables, but it was well indexed and running on a mainframe so it resulted in some fast searches. Dave -----Original Message----- From: John McGowan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: April 27, 2004 9:53 AM To: [EM

Re: Witango-Talk: Search Engine Format Type

2004-04-27 Thread Bill Conlon
I would use swish-e using the -S prog method to spider all the external sites. Execute a shell script like the following when you want the index rebuilt: #!/bin/sh /usr/local/bin/swish-e -S prog -c /path to configuration/spider.config -f /path to configuration/index.swish-e index.swish-e ge

RE: Witango-Talk: Search Engine Format Type

2004-04-27 Thread Bill Conlon
nship with the articles to show >which words appeared in what article. That made for a couple of huge >tables, but it was well indexed and running on a mainframe so it >resulted in some fast searches. > >Dave > >-Original Message- >From: John McGowan [mailto:[EM

Re: Witango-Talk: Search Engine Format Type

2004-04-27 Thread webdude
The problem I am having looking at canned spidering programs is that they spider everything on your site. I need something that will search a db (MSSQL) that will spider all the links that are contained in the db. In other words, I have a db with about 500 links to other sites. In the db table

RE: Witango-Talk: Search Engine Format Type

2004-04-27 Thread Dave Shelley
fast searches. Dave -Original Message- From: John McGowan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: April 27, 2004 9:53 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Witango-Talk: Search Engine Format Type if the content you want to search can be "spidered" just install a search engine. I and othe

Re: Witango-Talk: Search Engine Format Type

2004-04-27 Thread John McGowan
if the content you want to search can be "spidered" just install a search engine. I and others on the list have had great success integrating the swish-e search engine into our Witango apps. /John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have a hobby site that I work on in my spare time. It has a forum, cha