Andrew White wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] doesn't. See my comments on bug 21055.
You could be correct about indexing not working after shutdown/restart. The unit tests do not address that situation.
I do know from unit tests (both those now integrated and those not yet integrated but attached to bug 23595) that indexing (including [EMAIL PROTECTED]) does work in the unit test situation. The IndexedSearchTest attached to 23595 performs various queries both with and without indexes and compares the run times to determine whether or not indexing is assisting performance.
Also, indexing (I use [EMAIL PROTECTED] patterns) works fine in my applications BUT my applications
use Xindice in embedded mode as a "temporary" database. The Xindice
database and indices are created fresh each time the applications
start.
Perhaps you can devise a unit test demonstrating the problem and contribute it to the project?
I don't think that rebooting the computer is necessary for this failure, is it? Seems like running in the embedded mode and completely shutting down the database before using it again would do the trick.
-Terry
Andrew White wrote:
Terry Rosenbaum wrote:
Speaking of my knowledge of the indexing system and observations WRT 1.1b1:
String Indexes with patterns like
"element", "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" and "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" should
work fine.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] doesn't. See my comments on bug 21055.
Unless I'm doing something else wrong?
