Full text search in a dynamic table

Hi all,
Can any one tell me how to do a full text search in a dynamic(ie. always have INSERT or DELETE action) table? I created a context index on the column which data type is LONG. But I can't get search results for those records that I inserted new data after Creating index.
Thanks a lot!

David:
I want to know if Oracle Context Option to need run over Oracle Application Server for to work search over multiple tables???
Exist some method for this (Context) run without to use Oracle Application Server???
select * from table_name where
contains(column_name1, 'keywords')>0 AND
contains(column_name2, 'keywords')>0However, using the Concatenated Datastore to create one index that has all the columns to be searched as sections will get better performance, since your query then only needs to use one contains statement across one index.
select * from table_name where
contains(indexed_column_name,
'(keywords WITHIN section_name1) AND
(keywords WITHIN section_name2) AND
keyords')>0Note: The last keyword in this query is so you search the indexed column as well, which is not a section. You could also create a dummy column to create the index on, and make all columns to search sections of that.
Cheers
David<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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NOT NULL
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Hi, i m new to oracle, i come from sql server background
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David:
I want to know if Oracle Context Option to need run over Oracle Application Server for to work search over multiple tables???
Exist some method for this (Context) run without to use Oracle Application Server???
select * from table_name where
contains(column_name1, 'keywords')>0 AND
contains(column_name2, 'keywords')>0However, using the Concatenated Datastore to create one index that has all the columns to be searched as sections will get better performance, since your query then only needs to use one contains statement across one index.
select * from table_name where
contains(indexed_column_name,
'(keywords WITHIN section_name1) AND
(keywords WITHIN section_name2) AND
keyords')>0Note: The last keyword in this query is so you search the indexed column as well, which is not a section. You could also create a dummy column to create the index on, and make all columns to search sections of that.
Cheers
David<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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Did not find any info on how to do this other than under "maintenance - database maintenance - full-text search":
SQL Server FullText Search service installed: No
SQL Server FullText Search service started: No
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where id_type = “PanCard”
    and CONTAINS ( id_no, 'X8036B' )
select *
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where and branch_code = “KL16”
CONTAINS ( fname, 'JOMY' )
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where CONTAINS ( id_no, 'X8036B*' | “34 4173*” )
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ID (numeric) (Primary key)
RTF (Varbinary(max)) (full text search index is created on this one)
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me rows even if I provide words that are supposed to be within RTF tags.
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Hello,
Check out the links and articles below. It may help you.
http://arcanecode.com/2009/05/28/full-text-searching-a-filestream-varbinary-max-column/
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/is/sqldatabaseengine/thread/9695c531-ae1f-4dbc-82ba-9e73ac8349ce
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/726243/full-text-search-on-a-varbinary-column-is-it-possible-to-use-a-mime-type-rathe

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I have a question on stoplist file. I need to search for exact phrase string("this is the incident") which contains noise words. As part of the FT search engine, during parsing it eliminates noise word and search on remaining string in
the given phrase.
let us say there are 10 rows which contains the term "incident" in the FT table . and 1 row which has the exact phrase.i.e."this is the incident".
if we use containstable() to search for "this is the incident", we are getting 10 rows instead of 1 row.
To resolve the issue, we have 3 solutions
1.either stoplist file needs to be modified to remove the words (this,is,the)
2. set stoplist = OFF.
3.empty stoplist.
Apart from the above solutions, is there any better solution with out touching noise words file list.
If any solution that provides flexibility to ignore noise words conditionally at one time and not to ignore them.
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NOTE: If you change the noise words, including SET STOPLIST = OFF, you have to rebuild the index in order for it to implement your decision.
Of course, for very, very large full text indexes you would need to test.
Is your full text search on relation database columns, e.g. Description NVARCHAR(1000) or are you searching Word, Excel, and other more complex data?
If your full text is relational columns, it might be that you could:
1. Select only the fulltextkey into a temp table (e.g. #FTSfulltextkey) from the full text index using noise words. That would give you 10 rows.
2. Then directly query the table to find the string as you define above. (But remember that punctuation and symbols are generally ignored by Full Text Indexing, but would still be there in the string of text.)
SELECT *
FROM MyTextTable T
JOIN #FTSfulltextkey K
ON T.fulltextkey = k.fulltextkey
WHERE T.Description like '%this is the incident%'
Full text search is powerful, but it has limits. And the behaviour changes depending on the Language of the search.
RLF

Problems using and configuring Oracle 10gR2 database full-text search

I am having problems trying to set up full-text indexing and search with Universal Content Management (UCM). I followed the Oracle Content Server Installation Guide for windows at [http://download-west.oracle.com/docs/cd/E10316_01/cs/cs_doc_10/documentation/integrator/install_cserver_win_10en.pdf].
What I did was:
1. Modify E:\oracle\ucm\server\config\config.cfg by adding SearchIndexerEngineName=DATABASE.FULLTEXT to the end of the file.
2. Restart the content server.
3. Rebuild the search indexing using Repository Manager.
However, I keep seeing the following error when I query by entering words in the "Full-Text Search" box.
Unable to retrieve search results. Unable to retrieve search results. Unable to create result set for query 'SELECT IdcColl1.dID, dDocName, dDocTitle, dDocType, dRevisionID, dSecurityGroup, dDocAuthor, dDocAccount, dRevLabel, dFormat, dOriginalName, dExtension, dWebExtension, dInDate, dOutDate, dCreateDate, dPublishType, dRendition1, dRendition2, VaultFileSize, WebFileSize, URL, dFullTextFormat, dFullTextCharset, DocMeta.*
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DRG-10599: column is not indexed
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UCM : 10gR3
Memory: 1 GB
Web Server: Apache 2.2.11
For Oracle:
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Oracle: 10gR2
Memory: 1 GB
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I found out what the problem was. The problem was that I had to create the role, stellent_role, as described in the installation manual. After I created this role and assigned the database user to this role, a restart of the Content Server services and collection rebuild of the index fixed the problem.
However, I did notice one thing. I checked in 3 PDF files, and when I used Repository Manager to do a collection rebuild, I noticed that for Indexer Counters, the count for Full Text was 0 and the count for Meta Only was 3.
Anyone have any ideas? Is there something else that I missed? From reading the installation manual, it was not clear how database full-text indexing/searching would handle PDF files.

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