Hi,
I'm looking for the Net Search Extender version for linux. We have a
company license for db2 and I got a white box with about
100 CDs in it. I think it's the 'development edition' (IBM DB2 Universal
DEV. ED. 8.1 Media Pack Deutsch). I successfully installed 8.1 with FP 10.
In the box I found the Net Search Extender disc for Windows and Unix
operation systems, but nothing for linux.
My question, is the linux version included in the DEV. edition? If yes,
I must have lost the disc...
Ralf
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Bear with me. I am being very calm; took a Valium. I have waited two
weeks to write this, because every time I wrote it before the message
was, at best, nasty.
I need to use the services of NET SEARCH EXTENDER. This is the first
time in over five years of IBM (DB2) developing that I need this.
I don't know how to do it. (Db2 v8.1.2, Windows) I see that I must
deal with indexes, with cache, with other stuff.
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by: 2803stan |
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I now really need Net Search Extender. I got it with Developers'
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Over two years, following the docs scrupulously, I have been unable to
make it work.
Does anyone know how to make it work? With text columns, and .rtf?
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by: ignatova |
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Hello,
I have been using IBM Net Search Extender to perform full text searches
on text columns in relational tables in DB2 without any problems until
now. However it doesn't seam to function properly for text indexes
created on attributes of typed tables.
Here are the issued commands:
//create UDT
db2 CREATE TYPE CompMetadata_T AS (dummy Integer,Text CLOB(100K),
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i have successfully install DB2 UDB v8.2. but when i try to run the nsesetup.sh to install the net search extender v8.2, it gives me the following errors.
.../linux/JRE_HOME/jre/bin/exe/java: error while loading shared libraries: libpthread.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
i am using the Java which comes with the DB2 UDB v8.2
anyone can help me with this?
thanks
regards,
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