Is it possible in MySQL to set the starting value of a primary key index, so it starts at say 15 instead of 1?
I had a progr开发者_StackOverflow社区am running for 2 days to build a Lucene index for around 160 million text files, and after the program ended, I tried searching the index and found the index was n
I\'m new to Lucene. If I use description = new TermQuery(new Term(\"description\", \"my string\")); I ask Lucene to consider \"my string\" as unique word, right ?
We have html code like: <div class=\"blocks\"> <div class=\"block\"></div> <div class=\"block\"></div>
supose a file \'test.txt\' being indexed, the content of file is: word1.word2 what should I do to make lucene consider \"word1.word2\" as two word开发者_开发问答s \"word1\" and \"word2\" not \"word
I have two columns representing a start date and an end date. If I wanted to create a joint index for them, I would do:
I have a database with two tables. The one contains accounts, and the other contains over 2 million rows containing addresses and their coordinates. Obviously with such an amount of rows, any time a q
How can I create a web-based table of contents that links to specific places in a variety of document formats (unspecified: I assume Excel, PowerPoint, Word,开发者_StackOverflow中文版 and PDF)? Also,
This is another resource-allocation problem. My goal is to run a query to assign the top-priority job for any time-slot to one of two CPU cores (just an example, so let\'s assume no interrupts or mult
I have a function named uncompletedSteps(): function uncompletedSteps(completedSteps) { // completedSteps is an array
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