On Thursday 29 May 2003 11:47 pm, rikona graced me with: <snip> > I looked at it. The free/linux version is quite small in capacity.
I know. Linux is a new venture platform for them. It will take time before the really improve the product to the level of the Win stuff. > I've got a LOT of stuff, and the main task is finding things. I'd > have to get their largest Enterprise version to meet my capacity > needs. I use in Windows the Lite version, and it's search capabilities are extremely simple: no boolean logic. > Also, they don't talk about the search capabilities. dtSearch can > do the very sophisticated and complex searches needed to get > exactly what you want in a sea of info. Well, from the sounds of it, that would be expected to. dtSearch aparrently carries a hefty price to go with its abilities. > Last, but not least for me, they seem to put things in a > proprietary data base, as does askSam. From my previous > experiences, I'd NEVER use such an approach again. Proprietary is much easier to manage so it would be the norm. However, I thought I saw on an earlier serch result some apps that could work on text, SQL, PHP, etc., databases. I can't remember where it was. I'll have to look again, as it doesn't look like this app can do what you want. I get so ticked off when I forget to bookmark where I've been. Unless those pesky crows have been eating my breadcrumbs left behind... T
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