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Features — Fielded Data, Databases and API Data Classifications Objects |
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| Related
article: Crossing the Full-Text Search
/ Fielded Data Divide from a Development Perspective |
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addition to full-text search options, dtSearch offers
extensive fielded data support. These include: |
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indexing and searching of all popular database
formats |
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special
XML and SQL search features |
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| indexing
and searching of BLOB data |
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indexing
and searching of fields in all supported file
types |
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extensive
developer support for adding on-the-fly classification
information and other fields to documents
during indexing |
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| Additional
information: |
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dtSearch automatically detects fields (including
document summary information fields) in a
wide range of supported
file types. |
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In
addition to full-text searching, dtSearch
can also search by field name: (Author
contains John Smith) and (Subject contains
turbine generators). |
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term weighting can also apply to fields: (description:5 contains (apple and
pear)) or (author:2 contains smith) |
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dtSearch
supports hierarchical field structures in
XML data, including both fields and attributes,
enabling highly refined nested field queries. |
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The
dtSearch Engine supports SQL, ADO.NET and
COM. |
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| API Options for Data Classification: |
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A wide range of API filters and objects support categorization via document full-text contents, document fielded data, database content, or data attributes attached during document indexing. |
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For example, search filter objects work in conjunction with end-user query dialects to allow multiple users with different security classifications to search the same document collection, without having to maintain separate indexes corresponding to each classification level. |
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| A single query can include an “exact phrase” full-text end-user search request; second-level Boolean search expressions (such as one or more field or metadata search criteria); and developer-added filtering expressions (such as a filtering expression to filter out documents that do not match a user’s security classification). |
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| See Also: Relevancy-Ranking |
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The
dtSearch product line can instantly search
terabytes of text across a desktop, network,
Internet or Intranet site.
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dtSearch
products also serve as tools for publishing,
with instant text searching, large document
collections to Web sites or CD/DVDs.
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over
two dozen indexed, unindexed, fielded and full-text
search options |
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highlights
hits in HTML, XML and PDF, while displaying
embedded links, formatting and images |
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converts
other file types — word processor, database,
spreadsheet, email and full-text of email attachments,
ZIP, Unicode, etc. — to HTML for display
with highlighted hits |
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built-in Spider adds
a third-party or other Web site (public, secure
content, password accessible, etc.) to your searchable
database |
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Spider supports
Web-based content (HTML, PDF, XML, etc.) as well
as dynamically-generated content (ASP.NET, MS CMS,
SharePoint, etc.) |
| General
supported file types |
| SQL
and similar data sources |
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