> BTW: Calling: > > plucker-build file://C:\test\textfile.txt" > out > > Result in the DB name "file://C:\test\textfile.txt" and if its to > large it will be shorten from the _biginning_.
Yes. What would you suggest? I thought that shortening it from the front made more sense than cutting off the end. I don't see another reasonable way to construct a name for the DB, either, but am open to suggestions. Of course, "--doc-name" can still be used to specify a document name: plucker-build --doc-name="textfile" file://C:\test\textfile.txt" > out > Calling: > > plucker-build -H file://C:\test\textfile.txt -f out > > The DB are named "out" (Should it not be named "textfile"?) Well, the way it's always worked is that the DB filename is used, unless a doc-name is explicitly specified. So I'd say it's still working correctly. Bill
