Blade Excalibur - ETX.1.20.TC1
Hi all, Running IUS 9.14.TC5 on a NT Server, I have few problem to generate indexes through the ETX access method. This method doesn't appear in the sysams table which referenced all indexes method (btree, rtree, ...). So I can't set up indexes for the text search module with the ETX method. I've installed properly the blade with no errors and registrate it to my different table, but still no access method ... Did I miss something about installation ??? Any idea ?? Cheers, Steph. -- _________________________________________________________________ Stephane Monier REEF France System Engineer 52, rue de Dunkerque - 75009 Paris Phone 33 (0)1 56 02 22 77 - Fax 33 (0)1 56 02 22 23 http://www.reef.com - http://product.reef.com _________________________________________________________________ REEF is a global provider of Internetware for online publishing, e-commerce, Web site administration and dynamic asset management. _________________________________________________________________
In article <37BBE9CE.8E1367AF@fr.reef.com>, Steph Monier <smonier@fr.reef.com> wrote: > Hi all, > Running IUS 9.14.TC5 on a NT Server, I have few problem to generate > indexes through the ETX access method. This method doesn't appear in the > sysams table which referenced all indexes method (btree, rtree, ...). So > I can't set up indexes for the text search module with the ETX method. > I've installed properly the blade with no errors and registrate it to my > different table, but still no access method ... > Did I miss something about installation ??? > Any idea ?? Look in the "sysams" table in your database (the database that you registered the ETX blade for), not the "sysams" table in the "sysmaster" database (to be clear here). If the blade registered correctly then there should be an "etx" there. Otherwise find out where blade manager keeps it's log file and check it for errors. Tony -- The opinions expressed here are mine and only mine. asalerno@my-dejanews.com ICQ: http://wwp.mirabilis.com/1406681 Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Share what you know. Learn what you don't.