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Category: Search Engines

Search Engine refers to a system that collects information from the Internet according to certain strategies and uses specific computer programs. After organizing and processing the information, it provides users with search services and displays relevant information related to user retrieval to users. . Search engines include full-text index, catalog index, meta search engine, vertical search engine, collective search engine, portal search engine and free link list, etc.

Full-text search – RavendB that combines with WHERE

I am executing a raven query in C# and using the Where() and Search() extension methods.
I need these two functions because I only need to return fields with specific Guid The index of, and the te

October 2, 2021By Simo Search Engines combination, full text, RAVENDB, searchLeave a Comment

Partition – whether the partition key is required when retrieved by the document ID

Can a document be retrieved by its ID without specifying a partition key?

My understanding when reading the documentation is that when the partition key is not specified, the query will fan o

October 2, 2021By Simo Search Engines Document, ID, key, need, partition, press, retrieval, time, whetherLeave a Comment

Full-text search – Custom SearchableText and HTML fields in Plone

I am writing a Dexterity content type that contains plain text and HTML fields. I want to have a custom SearchableText() method that exposes these fields to portal_catalog and Plone full text searc

October 2, 2021By Simo Search Engines Custom, Field, HTML, Plone, search, SearchableTextLeave a Comment

Metadata – Tridion 2009 – Parent Folder TCM of Retrieval Components

Quick question. I’m building a template building block (TBB) that retrieves the metadata schema value from the component’s parent folder. For example, all components listed in this folder Will shar

October 2, 2021By Simo Search Engines components, data, father, folders, retrieval, TCM, Tridion, YuanLeave a Comment

UOJ NOIP2015 Tour Landlord [Search]

Explosive search + the usual skills of fighting landlords will do. You can do whatever you want. . . . . Go back and fight the landlord.

#include#include int cnt1[100],cnt2[100],t,n,ans;const

October 2, 2021By Simo Search Engines Landlord, NOIP, NOIP2015, search, UojLeave a Comment

Exchange-Server – Can’t retrieve Appointment.StartTimezone via EWS hosting API on Exchange 2007 SP1

I can retrieve the Appointment.TimeZone of the project:

PropertySet propertiesAll = new PropertySet(BasePropertySet.IdOnly, … , AppointmentSchema.TimeZone, AppointmentSchema.StartTimeZone,

October 2, 2021By Simo Search Engines API, Appointment, Appointment.StartTimezone, EWS, exchange, host, retrieval, server, SP, SP1, StartTimezone, Unable, viaLeave a Comment

Retrieve the value of the shaft tag in ggPlot2_3.0.0

How to extract the numbers used to mark the y-axis and x-axis in the following ggplot (20, 30, 40 and 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35)?

Plot

From r-statistics.co

Reproducible code

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October 2, 2021By Simo Search Engines 3.0.0, Axis, Ggplot, GGPlot2, in, Label, retrieval, valueLeave a Comment

Does PHP replicates variables when retrieving from shared memory?

If I run shm_get_var(), it will return a “reference” to save the data in shared memory?

I want to keep an array of about 50MB in shared memory so that it can be used by multiple processes wit

October 2, 2021By Simo Search Engines Copy, Medium, memory, PHP, retrieving, sharing, time, variable, whetherLeave a Comment

Full-text search Django: MySQL is not so bad? (vs Sphinx, Xapian)

I am studying django’s full-text search engine.
It must be easy to install, fast indexing, fast index update, no blocking during indexing, fast search.

After reading a lot of web pages, I in

October 2, 2021By Simo Search Engines Django, full text, mysql, no, search, Sphinx, VS, Worse, XapianLeave a Comment

How to retrieve all previous builds of Jenkins jobs through the API?

I am building a python script to extract historical data for the Jenkins job. I have successfully used the Requests library to retrieve the json output, enter the data frame and report it.

I

October 2, 2021By Simo Search Engines all, Before, construction, How to build, JobLeave a Comment

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