Since: 9.0.2 See Also: InstanceMetaData, Attribute, Group, AttributeLOVĮmpty the meta-data cache, so the next call to getMetaData() will need to connect to the backend.ĮstimateHitCount( Query query, qryLang, docLang)Įstimate the total number of hits for a query. By substituting the beginning portion of a URL to point to an established web application, users can browse email, table and file documents found in the search result. Instance also performs URL substitution for email, table, or file documents. The default interval is at most every 15 mins. The cache refresh interval is an adjustable property.
The meta-data information is cached to avoid round-trips to the database backend. Additional URLs can be added to the database backend for future crawling and indexing using the submitUrl method. Searches can be performed using getResult method. From the instance object, attributes, groups, and attribute LOVs can be fetched from using getMetaData method. Public class Instance extends Ī search instance defines a connection to the database backend. +- Direct Known Subclasses: QueryInstance
says it can be done, at least for MyIsam.Oracle Ultra Search APIs: Class Instance Overview If you're lucky, it's a perl script.Ģ) fill the database on linux, then copy it to Windows. Then you're going to need to do one of two things.ġ) get the tool that does this and compile it (or whatever) on Windows. Now i need a way to load these tables in mysql.But i don't know how to do it on windows.Īh, I see. I need the latest timezones data, hence i downloaded the latest library and generated the binaries. Yes, but the tables provided by MySQL are outdated (generated by 2006p version of D olson's timezone library). Mysql> SET SESSION time_zone = 'America/Toronto'
Mysql> SET GLOBAL time_zone = 'America/Toronto' For Windows, MySQL supplies an already loaded database for you to download and stick in your data directory: Ĭopied from the user comments on the MySQl docs:ĭownload the timezone table structure and data fromĬopy and paste the data in your Mysql/data/mysql folder
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