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Search without crashing?
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| I can't get searches not to crash Indexing Service when I use ADO. It
seems the user has to know if they are entering a boolean query, a few
words to match or an exact phrase. If they get the format wrong, then
the search will likely crash if it includes noise words.
Is there a standard piece of 'cleanup the input string' code that
people use to do this automatically? I would like our search function
to always to the right thing like other search engines I use on the
Internet.
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| Hilary Cotter 2005-03-02, 6:04 pm |
| http://www.indexserverfaq.com/searchpage1.zip
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"neilx" <neil@efc.be> wrote in message
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> I can't get searches not to crash Indexing Service when I use ADO. It
> seems the user has to know if they are entering a boolean query, a few
> words to match or an exact phrase. If they get the format wrong, then
> the search will likely crash if it includes noise words.
>
> Is there a standard piece of 'cleanup the input string' code that
> people use to do this automatically? I would like our search function
> to always to the right thing like other search engines I use on the
> Internet.
>
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Hilary Cotter wrote:
> http://www.indexserverfaq.com/searchpage1.zip
Hilary - Thanks very much indeed. Excellent approach. I will use this
immediately! It does, however, assume English noise words as well as
assuming they are the same as those in Indexing Service's list of noise
words. I can probably work on that though.
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