Been trying to figure this one out all day. I have a large text file (546 MB) that I am trying to parse in python looking to pull out the text between the open 开发者_StackOverflow中文版tagand the clo
I am in the process of translating an ASP.NET website I made from using table adapters and stored procedures to using Linq to SQL (.NET 4), because it makes the whole thing so much more maintainable.
I\'ve a weird request but we must deal with these kinds of situation sometimes : I\'ve to implements a word search in a SQL Server 2008 database. Good fit for full text search. But there\'s the trick
I had read article about how stackoverflow reduced its CPU usage by using lucene. But my question is how ?
I have a little problem with my Solr search engine. It does not return any result when I search on the word \"suits\". I\'m 100% sure that it exists a document that are containing the word \"Suits\".
Edit 4: the problem came from using the string name of the column instead of the column number as indicated below by nuzz
I am trying to (programatically) find references to a specific string i.e. \'LOCK_ID\' within a large number of VB6 files. To help people navigate directly to the reference I would also like to retrie
Can anyone point me to a tutorial. My main experience with Solr is indexing CSV files. But I cannot find any simple instructions/tutorial to tell me what I need to do to index pdfs.
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I am comparing Lucene/Solr, Whoosh, Sphinx and Xapian for searching documents in DOC, DOCX, HTML and PDF. Only Solr is documented to have a document parser (Tika) which directly in开发者_StackOverflow
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