Right, as described in my book,
The Oracle database furnishes an embedded Java run time, which can be >
used by database components such as XDB, *inter*Media, Spatial,
Text, > XQuery, and so on. Oracle Text leverages the XML DB
framework, which > includes a protocol server and a
Another option is to run Lucene inside your Oracle instance using
it's JVM. This might help with combining Lucene and Oracle search
results.
On Oct 17, 2006, at 12:39 PM, Chris Lu wrote:
Several additional reasons I can think of:
1) Being able to control the algorithsm, for example,
1.1)
Several additional reasons I can think of:
1) Being able to control the algorithsm, for example,
1.1) applying your own analyzer to a field.
1.2) control your own way of ranking
2) De-couple your data model from the searching
Searching directly on your data model may not be ideal. You may wan
We used Oracle interMedia/Text for search within the RDMS beginning with oracle
8i through oracle 10g. Two primary reasons we switched to solr/lucene:
* We saw random errors (< .1% of the time) when users ran full text search.
We believe the source of this error occurred during index update as
