A colleague of of mine had ML 4.2 installed on his Macbook with Lion, then he
installed ML 5 successfully, then he tried to install 4.2 and got a (newer
version exists on HD error) so then he tried to uninstall ML 5 and followed
the step in the installation doc and it appeared to uninstall
If you want to downgrade MarkLogic (backrev) on OS X, you need to run
this magic command first:
sudo pkgutil --forget com.marklogic.marklogicServer.postflight.pkg
John
On 23/01/12 19:52, seme...@hotmail.com wrote:
A colleague of of mine had ML 4.2 installed on his Macbook with Lion,
then he
Ok the result of him running that is:
sudo
pkgutil --forget com.marklogic.marklogicServer.postflight.pkg
No receipt for
'com.marklogic.marklogicServer.postflight.pkg' found at '/'.
Does this need to be run against a different directory? And does it matter that
all the install directories are
With 5.0, xdmp:spawn gained a 'priority' option. I am not sure exactly how it
behaves, but it might suit your needs.
http://developer.marklogic.com/pubs/5.0/apidocs/Ext-6.html#xdmp:eval
The only way to have multiple task servers is to have multiple hosts. If you
put them in separate groups,
One possibility is to create a job list with priorities and put that list in
the DB. Then when the next job processor kicks off it just gets the highest
priority job off the list. This means you'd have to have a place to park
unprocessed data while it's waiting to be processed. You also may
Hi Djuan,
I don't know if this would meet your needs or not...but there is already a
return-similar option you can set to true in the options wrapper; what you
get is a list of similar URIs for each search result (the result itself is
supplied as the node from which matches are made). It runs
Hi everyone,
I recently posted a summary of community blogging activity on the Developer
Community blog (here:
http://developer.marklogic.com/blog/community-bloggers/2011-11
http://developer.marklogic.com/blog/community-bloggers/2012-01). In case you
missed it, below is the summary repeated
Hi Josh,
I wrote a bit of code that partly does what Ryan describes below. It is
available at github here: https://github.com/grtjn/ml-queue, and should run
in ML 4.x..
It allows you to create task objects in your DB, and have them run by a
kind of background cron task. It comes with a small
