Oracle text thesaurus management

Does anyone know if oracle supports a user interface for management of the thesuarus used in text search? ie browsing and editing this thesaurus? (I know indexes etc will need to be re-created to use the changed thesaurus) Anyone heard of another product that does this?

I don't think there's a UI available at the moment for modifying the thesaurus, but it's all held in a straightforward manner in tables, so it wouldn't be hard to build one. I know people have done so in the past.
You would NOT need to recreate indexes after loading / modifying the thesaurus. The thesaurus is used only at query time - it has no effect on index builds.

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Oracle text + thesaurus

Hi, I use oracle text with "DEFAULT" thesaurus and everythings is OK.
I defined with "Oracle text manager" different thesaurus, if I would like to use it where I have to specify them? Can I define the thesaurus to use in SELECTION time?
Select....
where...
contains(SYN.....)
(use medical thesaurus)
Tanks ;-)

Solution founded
select ...
from ...
where contains(.....,'SYN(term,THES_NAME)' ) > 0
Tanks ; - )

Running Oracle Text Manager w/o DBA

We've been using the Oracle Text KB and our own thesaurus to index documents on help.unc.edu for two years now. We upload the new thesaurus files with ctxload each time new terms need to be added. I have to ask my DBA to run it in the shell on the DB server. I'd really like to manage the thesaurus and KB directly using the "Oracle Text Manager" application. Can this be run without DBA privledges, by granting select privledges to some other user? Can it be run from a client instead of on the server itself?
Does anyone have recommendations in this regard?
Many thanks,
Greg Jansen
ITS Knowledge Management
UNC Chapel Hill

No. You can still create and distribute profiles but not through a push solution. Look at MCX in WGM or even Apple Configurator and manually distribute.
If this is a lab with no internet, how much change management do you need?

Pre-built Thesaurus for Oracle Text

Could anyone provide me direction on where to get Pre-built Thesaurus For Oracle Text that is specific to pharmaceutical science companies.
any advice would be appreicated

There are two ways you can use pre-built Thesaurus in Oracle.
1) Just as an earlier reply you got, use the Thesaurus Management System (TMS) product that comes with a prebuilt Medra database for mdeical and other related text mining.
2) Import and supplement your own medical thesaurus into the existing thesaurus that comes pre-loaded with the database using the provided APIs. As an example, you could download from the web the UMLS thesaurus content, convert the data into the API required format and load the UMLS data into the database. You can then cluster and classify documents/abstracts based on themes or subject matter.
Regards.

Document management system using oracle text

i plan to create document management system using oracle text with following features
1) document comparision
2) document search
and more...
can oracle text be used to display documents of various formats by converting them to HTML. and can search keywords be highlighted in the document.
please help!

Have you ever considered doing this in Oracle Application Express (free on top of the Oracle database)? How about something like:
http://download-west.oracle.com/docs/cd/B31036_01/doc/appdev.22/b28839/up_dn_files.htm
Index the files using the CONTEXT index, and perhaps the docs' meta with it using the Oracle Text MULTI_COLUMN_DATASTORE, and then when you write your query for a report on the documents include a search string.
I've created a number of APEX-based document management systems and it is quite easy once you get the hang of using this environment. I suggest looking at some of the tutorials/how-to documents and you'll be on your way quickly.
Start with the upload application. Once you can get your documents in, create a report that shows everything except the document. Verify all of this works correctly.
Add some "items" to the page for the report, and include them as bind variables in the where clause.
After that, add your Oracle Text index to the database, and toss in a "text-field" item to the APEX page. Modify your report query, adding the CONTAINS clause, and use the newly created item as a bind variable. There's your keyword search.
Linking to Oracle Apps is done through API's and may be over database links.
Hope it helps. Though not a step-by-step how to document, this should point you in the right direction. Get familiar with APEX as that covers most of what you described.
-Ron

Oracle Text and Workspace Manager

Has anybody incoroporated Workspace Manager and Oracle text together. How is the Oracle Text index handled? Can users in different workspaces submit documents, have them indexed and be the only ones to see those documents?

Hi,
I do not have much experience with Oracle text, and am unsure exactly how it works. As such, I would suggest to file a TAR requesting this information.
Regards,
Ben

Oracle Text Manager

I can't find the Oracle Text Manager within Oracle Enterprise Manger 10g (Web based). Can anybody tell me where I can find OTM ?
thx in advance

Hi, you can find OTM on 10g Client CD as Java OEM, and back in 11g version :)
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Only Information: Thesaurus Management System for Oracle Database Thesauri

TheMa - the "Thesaurus Manager for Oracle" - is a new product
of the moving objects company in Hamburg, Germany.
TheMa is a professional, efficient, Web-based tool for the
administration of Oracle database thesauri.
Read more:
http://www.moving-objects.de/en/product/thema/index.html

TheMa - the "Thesaurus Manager for Oracle" - is a new product
of the moving objects company in Hamburg, Germany.
TheMa is a professional, efficient, Web-based tool for the
administration of Oracle database thesauri.
Read more:
http://www.moving-objects.de/en/product/thema/index.html

Oracle Text Query of abbreviated word / name

I'm new to Oracle Text so please excuse the (probably) simple question. I want to be able to create a search that excludes (includes?) special characters and/or spaces between an abbreviated name. I'm not sure if it's possible but I would like to be able to return all of the below results if someone queried for "ABC" in one form or another.
Would this be something I'd add to a thesaurus? I see there is a STOPLIST but I'm not sure if there is the opposite of a stoplist.
Thanks in advance!
Regards,
Rich
set def off;
drop table docs;
CREATE TABLE docs (id NUMBER PRIMARY KEY, text VARCHAR2(200));
INSERT INTO docs VALUES(1, 'ABC are my favorite letters.');
INSERT INTO docs VALUES(2, 'My favorite letters are A,B,C');
INSERT INTO docs VALUES(3, 'The best letters are A.B.C.');
INSERT INTO docs VALUES(4, 'Three of the word letters are A-B-C.');
INSERT INTO docs VALUES(5, 'A B C are great letters.');
INSERT INTO docs VALUES(6, 'AB and C are easy letters to remember');
INSERT INTO docs VALUES(7, 'What if we used A, B, & C?');
commit;
begin
ctx_ddl.drop_preference('english_lexar');
end;
begin
ctx_ddl.create_preference('english_lexar', 'BASIC_LEXER');
ctx_ddl.set_attribute('english_lexar', 'printjoins', '_-');
ctx_ddl.set_attribute('english_lexar', 'skipjoins', '-.');
--ctx_ddl.set_attribute ( 'english_lexar', 'index_themes', 'YES');
ctx_ddl.set_attribute ( 'english_lexar', 'index_text', 'YES');
ctx_ddl.set_attribute ( 'english_lexar', 'index_stems', 'SPANISH');
ctx_ddl.set_attribute ( 'english_lexar', 'mixed_case', 'YES');
ctx_ddl.set_attribute ( 'english_lexar', 'base_letter', 'YES');
end;
begin
ctx_ddl.drop_preference('STEM_FUZZY_PREF');
end;
begin
ctx_ddl.create_preference('STEM_FUZZY_PREF', 'BASIC_WORDLIST');
ctx_ddl.set_attribute('STEM_FUZZY_PREF','FUZZY_MATCH','ENGLISH');
ctx_ddl.set_attribute('STEM_FUZZY_PREF','FUZZY_SCORE','0');
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ctx_ddl.set_attribute('STEM_FUZZY_PREF','STEMMER','ENGLISH');
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begin
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end;
begin
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end;
DROP index myindex;
create index myindex on docs (text)
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parameters ( 'LEXER english_lexar Wordlist wildcard_pref' );
EXEC CTX_DDL.SYNC_INDEX('myindex', '2M');
SELECT SCORE(1), id, text FROM docs WHERE CONTAINS(text, 'ABC', 1) > 0;It may be that my SQL statement isn't taking advantage of the Text options -- i.e. I'm forgetting something obvious :)

Indexes are case-insensitive by default, so let's ignore that.
You can make wal-mart and wal*mart match walmart by defining "-" and "*" as SKIPJOINS characters. However, you cannot make wal mart match walmart, other than by using NDATA.
NDATA does seem to work - any variation of wal mart walmart wal*mart and wal-mart do manage to match both walmart and wal mart. See example:
SQL> create table testcase (text varchar2(2000));
Table created.
SQL> insert into testcase values ('<nd>walmart</nd>');
1 row created.
SQL> insert into testcase values ('<nd>wal mart</nd>');
1 row created.
SQL> exec ctx_ddl.drop_section_group('tcsg')
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> exec ctx_ddl.create_section_group('tcsg', 'xml_section_group')
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> exec ctx_ddl.add_ndata_section('tcsg', 'nd', 'nd')
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> create index testcase_index on testcase(text)
2 indextype is ctxsys.context
3 parameters ('section group tcsg')
4 /
Index created.
SQL> select * from testcase where contains (text, 'ndata(nd, wal mart)') > 0;
TEXT
<nd>walmart</nd>
<nd>wal mart</nd>
SQL> select * from testcase where contains (text, 'ndata(nd, wal-mart)') > 0;
TEXT
<nd>walmart</nd>
<nd>wal mart</nd>
SQL> select * from testcase where contains (text, 'ndata(nd, wal*mart)') > 0;
TEXT
<nd>walmart</nd>
<nd>wal mart</nd>
SQL> select * from testcase where contains (text, 'ndata(nd, walmart)') > 0;
TEXT
<nd>walmart</nd>
<nd>wal mart</nd>Edited by: Roger Ford on Jun 21, 2012 10:22 AM

Error in accessing Knowledge base + oracle text 11g

Hi All,
I am using oracle text 11g.
I had installed a knowledge base and it was working fine(bcos i was able to generate themes and gists), i wanted to load a 'default' thesaurus, i created a 'default' thesaurus and from cmd prompt i gave 'ctxload' command, then it asked for user(i logged in as ctxsys credentials), name (thes default),file( thes path), but after this i got below error
connecting...
DRG-11510: encountered unrecoverable error on line1
ORA-00931: missing identifier
disconnected
unknowingly after this i gave 'ctxkbtc' command and proceeded further and i cancelled this action by closing cmd prompt.
after this, now i am not able to create themes or gists, i am getting the below error while creating themes.
Error report:
ORA-20000: Oracle Text error:
DRG-11422: linguistic initialization failed
DRG-00100: internal error, arguments : [52100],[drxa.c],[357],[gxtopen],[1]
DRG-00100: internal error, arguments : [52100],[gxt.c],[186],[gxl err],[7]
DRG-11432: file error while accessing knowledge base
ORA-06512: at "CTXSYS.DRUE", line 160
ORA-06512: at "CTXSYS.CTX_DOC", line 210
ORA-06512: at line 2
20000. 00000 - "%s"
*Cause: The stored procedure 'raise_application_error'
was called which causes this error to be generated.
*Action: Correct the problem as described in the error message or contact
the application administrator or DBA for more information.
please let me know the solution
Thanks in advance.

Hi,
You can try running ctxkbtc once more with revert option.
-revert
Reverts the extended knowledge base to the default knowledge base provided by
Oracle Text.
Make sure to set NLS_LANG variable before running it
If you have already solved this issue, if possible share the solution to this forum too.

How to use Oracle text

I'm storing files in a blob field in a 9i database, sometimes I need to query using the details stored in the database about the file and sometimes I need to search the files to find matches with some text (like search engine), I was told that oracle text can help me accomplish this functionality , however I don't know if it supports arabic text and I don't know how to use it from my application developed in 9i.
Regards.

Friend by using these step you can easily use Oracle inter text media
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Please note that in SqlPlus you can use '?' in stead of $ORACLE_HOME, and this works on Unix and Windows so if you want to execute $ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/admin/catalog.sql you can simply use:
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on Windows sql> @?\rdbms\admin\catalog.sql
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1. Connected to database as SYSDBA and create CTXSYS user:
Ctxsys user is created by calling following script:
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TEMP - is the temporary tablespace for ctxsys
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2. Connected to database as CTXSYS and create all necessary objects
All necessary object are creates by calling following script:
connect CTXSYS/change_on_install
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On HP-UX with $ORACLE_HOME of /u01/app/oracle/product/8.1.7
@?/ctx/admin/dr0inst.sql /u01/app/oracle/product/8.1.7/ctx/lib/libctxx8.sl
Windows NT/2000 with D:\oracle\product\8.1.7
@?/ctx/admin/dr0inst.sql D:\oracle\product\8.1.7\bin\oractxx8.dll
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c) Dispatcher packages
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Problem full-text in blob column index created using Oracle Text

Hi,
I'm running Oracle Database 10g 10.2 on solaris
I configure Oracle text if i look for in a varchar2 column is ok, but with blob column doesn't works the search.
I have a table with a blob column which contains document. I load document with Oracle UCM (stellent)
My index scripts is:
CREATE INDEX ORAUCM.FT_IDCCOLL1 ON ORAUCM.IDCCOLL1
(DDOCFULLTEXT)
INDEXTYPE IS CTXSYS.CONTEXT
PARAMETERS('DATASTORE CTXSYS.DEFAULT_DATASTORE FILTER CTXSYS.AUTO_FILTER FORMAT COLUMN DFULLTEXTFORMAT CHARSET
COLUMN DFULLTEXTCHARSET LEXER OCS_IDCCOLL1_LEXER SYNC (ON COMMIT)')
NOPARALLEL;
And my select retunm 0 rows although it will be many documents:
SELECT IdcColl2.dID, dDocName, dDocTitle, dDocType, dRevisionID, dSecurityGroup, dDocAuthor,
dDocAccount, dRevLabel, dFormat, dOriginalName, dExtension, dWebExtension, dInDate, dOutDate,
dPublishType, dRendition1, dRendition2, VaultFileSize, WebFileSize, URL, dFullTextFormat,
dFullTextCharset, DocMeta.*
FROM IdcColl1, DocMeta
WHERE IdcColl1.dID=DocMeta.dID AND (CONTAINS(dDocFullText,'SUBIR') > 0 )
ORDER BY dInDate Desc
Thanks in advance.

Thank you for your answer.
I response your question:
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because i need full-test search form UCM tool.
- Yes 'subir' containts in the word document.
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No rows returned.
- SELECT TOKEN_TEXT FROM DR$FT_IDCCOLL1$I
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Using psp with oracle text.

we are design a simple document management application using psp with oracle text.
we can query on index and finding the record and display the result on browser page.
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Sorry. The correct one is http://otn.oracle.com/docs/products/oracle9i/doc_library/release2/text.920/a96517/acase.htm#620714

Search in japanese using Oracle text

Hello ,
I have a lot of japanese( in text)documents of nos 500 and which I want to use search and found it. How long the process of search documents in oracle 9itakes to build? How effective is all about? where to get started ex:
in enterprise manager ,application document
what version of oracle suports effectively?
Is oracle text a in built in oracle or has to be coded in oracle as SQL ?
Thanking in advance
vimal

Hello ,
I have a lot of japanese( in text)documents of nos 500 and which I want to use search and found it. How long the process of search documents in oracle 9itakes to build? How effective is all about? where to get started ex:
in enterprise manager ,application document
what version of oracle suports effectively?
Is oracle text a in built in oracle or has to be coded in oracle as SQL ?
Thanking in advance
vimal Oracle Text is part of the database. No extra installer is needed
Let me give you some quick links to get up to speed with Oracle Text.
- Quick start: http://otn.oracle.com/products/text/x/Samples/Quick_Start/index.html
- Sample code for a simple search application: http://otn.oracle.com/docs/products/oracle9i/doc_library/release2/text.920/a96517/acase.htm#620714
- Example of multilingual search: check for the Unicode presentation from otn.oracle.com/products/text

Who's using Oracle Text?

Hi all,
I've done some experimenting with Oracle Text, and it seems to
offer some handy stuff. I am a bit disappointed with the quality
of the INSO filtering technology, especially for PDFs. There are
also some items that seem, at best, extremely difficult, and at
worst, impossible. (Highlighting a matched search term found in
a PDF file comes to mind. It's not going to do my users a whole
lot of good to get a match to a search in a 200 page PDF file,
just to then have to go digging all the way through Acrobat
Reader to get to the actual content that matched...) My initial
impression is that this may be great if you just have a pile of
ASCII text files, but that using it for much more than that is
pushing it...
Anyway, I've done lots of digging through here and Metalink, and
have seen tons of weird kinds of problems. What I'm looking for
are some stories: Tell me how you used it to do something good.
Let me know what the problems were, and how you surmounted them
(or didn't). Basically, I'd like to get some personal
experiences from folks that I can use to make a determination
whether I should continue to investigate using this tool, or if I
should pursue a third-party solution (like Verity, etc.).
Advice from folks with specific experience doing
document/content/knowledge management with Oracle Text would be
appreciated as well.
Thanks!
Sean

Sean,Steve, first: Thanks for the response! I'd about given up on
this thread ;-)
You certainly bring up some interesting points.
Couple fo points from my side ...
1. I am affiliated with Oracle - I work in the Product team,
doing Product managementThanks for being up front about that. I only questioned Omar
about it simply because his "Author" identifier didn't show an
e-mail address -- yours does, so I could've figured it out.
2. You are quite correct that the point of these forums is to get
real customers to discuss real applications/problems/solutions.
This Text forum seems to be getting some input from customers,
though it's patchy.I assumed that was the case, but I've been a bit disappointed in
the results (not specifically about this thread, just in general
from reviewing various other forums too -- not that I've been
anywhere near exhaustive in my reading of all the forums.) In
retrospect, I should've just left the PDF filtering question out.
It changed the focus of this thread from "what cool stuff are
you doing with Oracle Text and how hard was it to do?" to "the
filtering sucks and can we fix it." I didn't mean for that to
happen, and got a bit too short with Omar as a result.
As usual, hindsight's 20/20.
I tend to come more from an "open source" (don't judge me for
that, I don't particularly care for that term -- I just use it
for lack of a current better term) perspective -- basically
fairly open discussions about projects with lots of sharing of
ideas and such. It seems from an outsider's perspective (I'm
very new to the Oracle world) that the current culture may not be
quite ready for that (see Oliver's post before yours above). We
seem to end up here less "talking about stuff" and more "help,
it's broken!" That's perfectly OK, but it seems like we already
have that in the Metalink forums (although I guess this area is
more public). I'd venture that this tendancy might disappear
over time, especially if discussions are fostered by Oracle (like
you're doing here -- thanks again!).
Will you be at Oracle OpenWorld in December ?
We are trying to set up a SIG within the Oracle User Group, as a
further incentive for customers to have these kinds of
discussions.Unfortunately, no. I'll be traveling most of the month of
December for the holidays. I really wish I was going now though,
it would be great to get in on that. I'll definately try to make
it next time.
3. Yes it is difficult to highlight within a PDF document. You
don't say which version you are using, but we recently (8.1.7)
switched to INSO for our PDF filter (before that we used INSO for
everything except PDF). The 9i PDF filter is much better : and
the 9.2 (not yet released, but a backport is available) is better
still.I'm using 8.1.7.2 -- I'll be moving to 9i soon (probably late
this year or first thing after the new year). I look forward to
seeing how the filters do in the new version.
When I've recently talked to other vendors that are managing to
do the PDF highlighting (Verity and Convera, for example) they've
indicated that there is a standard mechanism to specify word
highlighting when you launch or trigger the reader. I haven't
checked into it beyond that, but at least it's a thread of hope.
PDF is a difficult format to work with. It's intended to be a
"print format" or "final-form format", i.e. it was never intended
to be filtered/indexed/highlighted.Yeah, there are several problems with it. Unfortunately (or
fortunately, depending on your viewpoint) it's fairly ubiquitous,
so I'm stuck with it. I'd still rather have the documents in PDF
than something even more proprietary though. At least I can get
a reliable viewer for PDFs for my UNIX systems.
I've seen a number of
companies that claim to do PDF filtering and highlighting, but
I haven't yet seen anyone that makes a great job of it. We have
discussed this with Adobe : watch this space, hopefully we'll be
able to provide a better solution soon.That would be excellent. I personally have seen it work
adequately. It may not be perfect, but it's still handy. When
speaking with a Verity rep, they indicated something about the
reader accepting an XML stream of positioning data and then he
clammed up (this guy may just have been blowing smoke so take
that with as many grains of salt as you like).
Meanwhile I, like you, encourage other customers to speak up on
this forum - I'd certainly like to know more about people's
experiences and requirements in this area.Thank you for your encouragement. My responses here in no way
reflect any disatisfaction with Oracle products. I'm having a
good time using a solid database for a change. I just want to
insure I use it to its fullest, and that's why I'm here.
Oh, and if anybody wants the advice of an old-school UNIX geek,
I'll be around ;-)
Sean

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