Thank you Geoff. How can I set 10mb per collection?
 
I've tried vspider for its ability for indexing dynamic content.
 
I've created and indexed a collection using:
Vspider
-collection e:\CFusionMX7\verity\collections\test
-start http://localhost/test/
-style
e:\CFusionMX7\verity\Data\stylesets\ColdFusionVspider

And then I've tried to use CF administrator to register the collection. It fails. So I've used cfcollection:
<cfflush>
<cfcollection action=""
collection=test path="e:\CFusionMX7\verity\collections" language="English" CATEGORIES="no">
<cfflush>

It has successfully registered the collection 'test' in the CF administrator. However, when I search the collection I've got this error:
------------------------------------------------
There was a problem executing the CFSearch tag with the following collections.
Collection (status code): test (-1705)

The error occurred in E:\webroot\IntraDev\Functions\Search\SearchAction.cfm: line 34

32 :            collection="test" MAXROWS="300"
33 :            type="internet"
34 :            criteria="#searchstring#">
------------------------------------------------

Someone told me the error code -1705 means collection is offline. But I'm sure the collection has been registered. Could you explain why?
 
Thanks,
George
 
On 04/10/06, Geoff Bowers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

George Lu wrote:
> I'm currently using the Verity indexing engine for indexing and search. It's
> very slow and returns duplicated records. Is the engine using K2 Server for
> indexing? How can I optimise the collection?

How are you indexing your collection?  Verity does not return
duplicates unless you have two near-identical records with differing
primary keys.

CF7 uses the K2 engine.  But you need to make sure your collection is
periodically optimised and has sufficient memory to run in -- you need
a bare minimum of 10mb RAM per collection, and probably more if your
collections are of any size.

-- geoff
http://www.daemon.com.au/




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