Looking for a documentation of the advanced properties
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Is there really and honestly no documentation for the advanced properties?
I'm actually quite stunned that I haven't been able to find any documentation whatsoever but I'm hoping that I'm only overlooking things...
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Ralph Schoon (63.3k●3●36●46)
| answered Sep 20 '18, 2:42 a.m.
FORUM ADMINISTRATOR / FORUM MODERATOR / JAZZ DEVELOPER In conversations with customers I have followed, it has been mentioned that the advanced properties are off-limits, unless support or development tells you to set them. Although it is unfortunate, there always have been and always will be parameters that are not documented. It is just a matter of time and effort.
Examples: Windows Registry, Eclipse work space properties etc.
Comments Unfortunately we are having severe problems with the search and since support isn't helping at all/whatsoever, I need to dig through the properties myself, try to understand them and possible change the values set.
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Dinesh Kumar B (4.1k●4●13)
| answered Sep 20 '18, 4:20 a.m.
JAZZ DEVELOPER edited Sep 20 '18, 4:21 a.m. The tool tip obtained by hovering over the property name has information on usage of the property...
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Your original comment asked for examples - one of them is the language specific stemmer. The tooltip shows me which values are allowed but it doesn't tell me anything about the implications and what it actually means. A search showed results, but I haven't found anything helpful yet.
Since we are having about a myriad of issues with search those properties are the most important ones. The tooltip info isn't exactly elaborating on the meaning and consequences of the different options.
bringing out specific examples always helps the discussions.. thanks for pointing out the property.. and now i can see that it does list only the possible values..
- "legacy" (the default) for compatibility with the existing indices. In this case the English stemmer is used for all languages (except for the Asian languages).
- "true" Enables a stemmer specific to the language defined by the "Indexing Language" property or by the server locale if the property is not set. - "false" Disables stemming all together Anyways, the advanced properties, as suggested by Ralph above, not intended to be used unless suggested by Support or Development, in which case, I believe, you would be informed of the implications.. |
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