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A Verity collection is nothing but a bunch of files
on disk. Unless you care a lot about adding documents to your collection
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ossibility, but I've never used it before.
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There are two main uses of veri
ility, but I've never used it before.
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hmm.. I'm not sure on that one...
in my experience with verity I didn't choose that direction. I just
stored the files outside of the web docroot and indexed them normally.
I have an aversion to storing f
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Subject: Re: [ACFUG Discuss]
Verity and Blobs
hmm.. I'm not sure on
that one... in my experience with verity I didn't choose that direction.
I just stored the files outside of the web docroot and indexed them normally. I
have an aversion to storing files in the db... I w
hmm.. I'm not sure on that one... in my experience with verity I didn't choose that direction. I just stored the files outside of the web docroot and indexed them normally. I have an aversion to storing files in the db... I would think it would slow verity down a bit pulling all that data from th
We are looking at potentially storing
files in the database. I'm not a big fan of that, but it's a possibility.
Can Verity index files if they are in the database?
Thanks,
mcg
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