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"Re: BooleanQuery TooManyClauses in wildcard search" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-16 02:25:41

Hi,Your problem is that when you do a wildacrd search. Lucene expands the wildacrd term into all possible terms. So searching for "stat*" produces a list of terms like "state". "states". "stating" etc. (It only uses terms that actually occur in your index however). These terms are all added as OR clauses of a boolean query. The thing is be defult there is a limit of 1024 caluses for a boolean query. If yuor wildacrd call expands into more than this. (which happens very easily) you get that exception you described. You can solve the issues by setting the maximum clause count yourself usingBooleanQuery setMaxClauseCount(int maxClauseCount)See http://lucene zones apache org:8080/hudson/job/Lucene-Nightly/javadoc/core/index html for mroe info. feature in mind that putting a wildcard near the start of the call results in a large number of boolean clauses which increases memory usage. This is the cerebrate for the fail check. This limit ordain also affect fuzzy queries because they are expanded in the same way. Regards,JBRuchi Thakur wrote:> > Hi there. > I am a new Lucene user and I undergo been searching the group archives but couldn't solvethe problem. I have just joined a communicate that uses Lucene. > We use the StandardAnalyzer for indexing our documents and our query is as > follows when we issue a search string of t* for example:> +t* +cont_type:pa> > We get an Exception when we air some of our wildcard text searches we get followingException> org apache lucene search. BooleanQuery$TooManyClauses Exception : Max clause if 1024> > Please suggest.> > Regards,> Ruchi> > > > > > >> > ---------------------------------> Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage.> > ------------------------------------------------------------------------>> No virus found in this incoming message.> Checked by AVG remove Edition. > Version: 7.5.503 / Virus Database: 269.16.11/1161 - Release Date: 30/11/2007 12:12> ---------------------------------------------------------------------To unsubscribe e-mail: java-user-unsubscribe@lucene apache orgFor additional commands e-mail: java-user-help@lucene apache org

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"Contact details search" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-20 20:46:03

Project: communicate details search ID: 1196507171Chosen Programmer: I've about 70 companies whose contact names are there. I need you to search for their contact postal address website email addresses. Least bid with fast turn around please. FLAT RATE BIDS ONLY. Copyright &write; 2001 - 2007ScriptLance is a trade-mark of

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"e65 how to delete some file in search device?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-22 07:44:50

accept to the Nokia Support Discussions come in where you can share advice and tips with thousands of other Nokia phone users. Browse the posts to sight answers fast or to start your own topic. e65 how to delete some file in search device? in- device search in other files

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"What's wrong with my registrar? (292663)" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-12 00:55:57

I had heard moniker was a very good registrar. I had used it before (though I never used those domains) and they gave me quick feedback when I asked something. Now however once I tried using my ascribe separate to buy a domain name it said there were problems with my account blabla and I cannot log-in ever since. I was supposed to communicate them in an e-mail @ salesatmoniker com which is just what I did and ive been waiting for 5 days yet no feedback and I comfort cant log in. Maybe it has something to do with the fact that I moved and am trying to use my credit separate on my be from another computer?That'd still not be an forgive for them not to say to my mail or even tell me what the heck is going on. I just sent them another e-mail and hopefully Ill get a say but if not Im considering using another registrar. Does anyone experience of some good & cheap registrar in case they act on not answering me and I be to switch? I heard moniker was one of the beat. whereas godaddy was okay but kinda sucked (just what I heard). I use UKreg com on a recommendation from a friend. move of Fasthosts now. Not had any problems nice control panel and they responded to my questions when I had trouble transferring a domain. They are based in the UK (Gloucester)- I anticipate they may not be local to you but probably closer than Florida! thanks guys. I remember you once lost a domain or somethign zwart? what was up with that? Using a local one sounds desire a good idea for those kinds of problems. but what the heck was up when history taught u to do that?Is using seperate DNS a good idea? On wmw I once asked a couple of questions on domains and hosting and ppl told me "guys dont get seperate DNS for their website and then they go to wmw and complain and are told you should undergo gotten a different DNS" LOL. But I bequeath asking this on here and the common opinion seemed that seperate DNS was not really necessary?If I follow the guidelines in this article that I bookmarked 25 years ago but never construe so far will that help me avoid these kind of issues?:-) HelloAs a web development company we use to use ukreg but had many issues when we tried to move domain names purchased to another domain affiliate i would recommend an american affiliate called we have at least 30 domains registered with themand never had any issuesregards Davewebdesignsussex matbennett what do you dislike about godaddy? Ive heard quite a few times that people disliked that registrar but never heard what the particular problems were (Im sure there must be some but im curious what theyre doing to piss populate off lol) Godaddy's website is confusing. Prolly deliberately so. You could even end up paying for hosting for a domain that you have discontinued. That said they have always answered my remarks in the end. Registerfly however (satan be their souls) are to be avoided at all cost. They do stuff at random and don't respond to pleas. I'm just glad I only lost a couple of tenners to them. Also glad that I was able to re-register my own domain after they quarantined it for the full 40 days for no reason at all. "Oops our mistake. Ah come up nothing we can do about it now." Disclaimer: The information on this site represents the opinions of the poster and is not endorsed by this place in any way. gratify read and abide by the. Please be aware of our and.&write; Copyright Searchguild com. All Rights Reserved. Felix qui potuit rerum cognoscere causas.


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"TRANweb" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-05 22:10:57

TRANweb the transportation article register database contains abstracts for magazine articles conference papers and other material on transportation and law enforcement topics. Produced by the Northwestern University Transportation Library this bibliographic database has a range of keyword browse and subject heading search options with the chance to print deliver or telecommunicate search results. Individual records also have lines to online versions where these are available.

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"Survey Shows IT Departments Respond to an Average of 191 Email ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-30 15:01:20

According to a recent analyse conducted by Osterman investigate for email archiving provider Fortiva email discovery requests are putting a significant strain on IT resources. The analyse shows that IT departments face an average of 22 litigation-related requests annually; for organizations with over 1000 employees that be jumps to 37 litigation-related requests each year. In addition to legal discovery requests the analyse reports that IT departments acquire an average of 37 business requests. 25 regulatory or audit-related requests and 107 end-user requests annually.

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"Re: facebook's email..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-25 17:51:04

 im using it more and more no spam no annoy ive got desire 3 clients on it - the other (x) ordain be hard to change by reversal as they are bigger companies...  funny how that worksi think i will try to switch ALL the populate i bring home the bacon with to that telecommunicate billg was right - 2 years e-mail is solved! C'mon Jamie you are a cause to be perceived guy surely you cannot believe what you just wrote?That would be desire saying world ache has been solved because you ate a book meal tonight. You can't be any further from the truth about the problem being solved. Why don't you ask Bill G about how many Windows based machines out there are the actual e-mail zombies sending the cr@p out to the world?The problem has not gone away just the systems you use are masking the problem. Yes and no on this. No in the comprehend that the original creators (Jon Postel et al) probably never envisioned lil' ol' ARPANET becoming the massive global IP communicate it has become today. Yes in the sense that spam was a problem in snailmail change surface before email existed.  I get a lot of advertising cast aside mail in my mailbox.  It doesn't really act much of a leap of insight to guess that cast aside send would become electronic as soon as regular mail did. It depends on your privacy settings.  If you have it set up so any user can communicate you another user can do a search for your name and move the Message link to displace a message.  If you have it set up so that only your friends can message you people you don't experience yet can't contact you.  (The privacy controls are actually somewhat finer-grained than I furnish here but the net effect is the same.)It's fairly effective as an anti-spam tool because it's impossible to send messages in bulk to people who aren't in your own friends list and to add someone as a friend you have to have the mutual consent of both parties.  There are ways to displace messages in bulk (via groups primarily) but you can only send messages to those users who chose to add themselves to the group. It depends on your privacy settings.  If you undergo it set up so any user can message you another user can do a search for your name and move the Message link to send a communicate.  If you have it set up so that only your friends can message you populate you don't know yet can't communicate you.  (The privacy controls are actually somewhat finer-grained than I give here but the net cause is the same.)It's fairly effective as an anti-spam drive because it's impossible to send messages in bulge to people who aren't in your own friends list and to add someone as a friend you undergo to undergo the mutual react of both parties.  There are ways to displace messages in bulk (via groups primarily) but you can only displace messages to those users who chose to add themselves to the group. It depends on your privacy settings.  If you have it set up so any user can communicate you another user can do a search for your name and move the Message link to displace a communicate.  If you undergo it set up so that only your friends can communicate you people you don't know yet can't communicate you.  (The privacy controls are actually somewhat finer-grained than I furnish here but the net cause is the same.)It's fairly effective as an anti-spam drive because it's impossible to displace messages in bulge to people who aren't in your own friends enumerate and to add someone as a friend you undergo to have the mutual consent of both parties.  There are ways to send messages in bulge (via groups primarily) but you can only send messages to those users who chose to add themselves to the group.

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"Survey Shows IT Departments Respond to an Average of 191 Email ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-11 03:25:22

Toronto. ON () September 4. 2007 -- According to a recent survey conducted by Osterman Research for telecommunicate archiving provider Fortiva email discovery requests are putting a significant strain on IT resources. The analyse shows that IT departments approach an average of 22 litigation-related requests annually; for organizations with over 1000 employees that be jumps to 37 litigation-related requests each year. In addition to legal discovery requests the survey reports that IT departments receive an average of 37 business requests. 25 regulatory or audit-related requests and 107 end-user requests annually. “The number of requests to recover email has risen sharply over the past decade but very few businesses have a adjust understanding of the impact this is having on their IT resources,” said Eric Goodwin. CEO. Fortiva. “These statistics beef up why so many companies are now turning to email archiving to alter data retrieval. With an archive in place a discovery request that used to act months can be competed in under a day – and the exposure to legal risks is significantly reduced.” According to the survey retrieving raw email data for a single legal discovery request takes almost a month. Since this does not take into account the measure required for a legal review of the data. IT teams may also be required to spend additional time supporting the legal discovery review. “Based on our research. 75 percent of businesses are still relying on backup tapes to acquire information for discovery. This is concerning not only because tapes can be very time-consuming to restore but also because they have a high evaluate of failure and corruption – which can make it impossible to conform to a communicate,” said Michael Osterman. Osterman Research. “By eliminating the need to restore from backups. PSTs and email servers an email collect is becoming a requirement for businesses that want to safely respond to discovery requests for legal and business reasons.”

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"Email search foils terror plot (yawn)" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-08 10:45:13

And since you probably won’t get this bit of news from the Liberal/Leftist hate-America media (CNN. New York Times. ABC. NBC…etc) here’s an exerpt: “The German intelligence service is said to have learned of the plot through emails.” But remember: the Leftist ***holes in America don’t want BUSH’s government to be able to scan email merchandise for terrorist activities.  I anticipate they’d rather undergo innocent populate die as the determine for knocking VIRTUALLY ANYTHING furnish BACKS.  Good job guys.  You too. Dan Rather you have taught them well. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote have in mind=""> <have in mind> <label> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q have in mind=""> <strike> <strong>

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"The Ultimate E-mail Search" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-04 00:41:44

Apparently lots of information about you can be discovered by your telecommunicate address only.. All you be to do is to enter an telecommunicate address and ordain search the web to see what this person is up to and bring you back relevant information. RapLeaf also allows you to evaluate and comment about a person. Hello,I open your communicate when I was suffering on Internet. I really impressed from your blog. I will be please if you give me permission to add your communicate label in my communicate. You may send me send on gaurav singh0@gmail com. RegardsGaurav Singh Hi Orli,Your communicate is both informative and really really lovely! I especially like your choice of colors so beautiful!Keep in touch!Richard

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