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4/27/2007 10:27 AM
 

robax wrote

Make sure you have set the minimum word length to 3 letters - Host > Search Admin

I have set the minimum word length to 3 and also checked the box to include common words.  I did this last night, but I still do not get any results for SAP or the word 'some'.  Is there something I need to set for the Portal?

Thanks

 
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4/27/2007 10:29 AM
 

thanks, for the info on creating a custom message.

I ended up adding a panel with the message and setting it's visibility to false by default.  If there are no results then I set the panel to visible.

 
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4/27/2007 10:59 PM
 

I set the minimum word length to 3 and SAP still does not come up in the results list.  Is there something to set in the portal>

 
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4/28/2007 12:37 AM
 

Just to make sure it is working I went and checked a portal of mine for 3 letter words and it does work. There's nothing else you need to set.. other than wait for it to index, or index it yourself, but you will obviously already have done that.

SAP isnt' in the common words table - I've checked.

Under Host, Schedule, DotNetNuke.Services.Search.SearchEngineScheduler, DOTNETNUKE, click the history link and ensure that it is running successfully.

Backup your db, go Host, SQL, paste the following in, click 'Run as script' and execute:

delete SearchItemWordPosition where SearchItemWordId in (select SearchItemWordId from SearchItemWord where SearchItemID in (select SearchItemId from SearchItem)) 
delete SearchWord where SearchWordsId in (select SearchWordsId from SearchItemWord where SearchItemID in (select SearchItemId from SearchItem)) 
delete SearchItemWord where SearchItemId in (select SearchItemId from SearchItem) delete SearchItem

Its should say: The Query completed successfully!

Go to Host, Search and re-index content.. takes a minute or so.

If you can check your db, see that these tables are full:

  • SearchItem
  • SearchItemWord
  • SearchItemWordPosition
  • SearchWord

Aaprt from that I'm not going to be able to help much - Ecktwo's the search expert around here, not me. Perhaps testing a second installation on the same server would help you troubleshoot.

Rob

 
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4/28/2007 1:58 AM
 

one thing to check is the expiration date of the module (in module settings). I found that if the expiration date is set (even if it set to a value in the future), the search indexer will not index the module. For some reason, sometimes an expiration date of 31-12-9999 is set for the module...


Erik van Ballegoij, Former DNN Corp. Employee and DNN Expert

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