- ...box.
- Prior to
version 5.01.1194489000 20071107, the box had to be specified as
"lower-left", "upper-right" (i.e. SW, NE) only. In that version
(and later), other diagonal combinations (i.e. NW, SE) are supported.
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- ...modulo
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modulo operator (%) was added in Texis version 8; it is
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- ...optimization
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optimization allows Texis to not only use the index to resolve the
WHERE clause, but also the SELECT clause in certain
circumstances, potentially avoiding a read of the table altogether
and speeding up results. One of the prerequisites for this
optimization is that the SELECT clause only refer to columns
available in the index.
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strlst, - In version 7 (or
compatibilityversion 7) and later, note that in create mode, an empty source string will result in an empty
(zero-items) strlst: this helps maintain consistency of
empty-string meaning empty-set for strlst, as is true in
other contexts. In version 6 and earlier an empty source string
produced a one-empty-string-item strlst in create
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- ...operator.
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these actions are subject to enabling by the
alequivs setting
in Vortex/tsql.
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- ...settings
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(unlike Vortex,
tsql and the Search Appliance) equivalences are
on by default, so the following actions would be the opposite of what
is described.
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XPMIPN is a synonym for (XPMI*)NULL
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SERVERPN SERVERPN is a synonym for (SERVER*)NULL
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- ...query
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- ...
SRCHPN - A synonym
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- ...operation
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fopen() for a
description of the modes
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RFILEPN - synonym for
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texisd - Not to be confused with
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- ...unlimited
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specific limits on how many logins there may be, the operating system
may have other ideas about how many processes may run, how much memory
is available, etc.
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- Fork: create a clone of a process that
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chroot() - See
chroot(2) in your system's manuals
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- ...profile
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-o outputfile - Versions of
kdbfchk prior to 2.6.924300000 (April 16, 1999) interpreted the
second file argument as the output file, and -o was the
overwrite-file option.
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the configuration file was called texis.cnf instead of conf/texis.ini. Version 6 will try to load it from the old location
if it cannot be found at the new location.
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- ...Timport
- In earlier releases of Texis
timport was a
client/server
program requiring the Texis daemon and timportf had the server
compiled in so that `texisd` was not required. As of 11-01-1996 timport
has the server compiled in so it does not require the server and timportn
is the client/server version requiring texisd.
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- ...imports)
- The direct
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- ...loading
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SERVERPN SERVERPN is a synonym for (SERVER*)NULL
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TSQLPN TSQLPN is an alias
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MMOFFSPN MMOFFSPN is an alias for
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XPMIPN is a synonym for (XPMI*)NULL
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htspf() returns a char *
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