Tim

Either I'm losing it big time or reverse engineering in EDBMan (1.06) ignores full text indices.

Roy Lambert

Roy,

<< Either I'm losing it big time or reverse engineering in EDBMan (1.06)
ignores full text indices. >>

Yep - the catalog identifier for text indexes changed from 'Text' to 'Text
Index' and that messed up the reverse-engineering.   A fix will be in the
next build.

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Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Tim

>Yep - the catalog identifier for text indexes changed from 'Text' to 'Text
>Index' and that messed up the reverse-engineering. A fix will be in the
>next build.

Woops

Don't do that again please - I'll have to alter my filter generator now

Should take about 10 mins now I know but it would have given me hours of pleasure debugging without this information

Roy Lambert

Roy,

<< Don't do that again please - I'll have to alter my filter generator now
>>

It was a consistency thing - I try to keep things named in a way that is
intuitive, and the prior naming wasn't very consistent.

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Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Tim


Right, that's the appropriate query found and 'Text' altered to 'Text Index'

I decided to check and make sure there was a space in there - as is always the way your email wrapped lines at the critical point

Roy Lambert

Roy,

<< Right, that's the appropriate query found and 'Text' altered to 'Text
Index'

I decided to check and make sure there was a space in there - as is always
the way your email wrapped lines at the critical point >>

Yep, you are correct.

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Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com