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    Word Find Retrieves Record Which Doesn't Contain the Word Searched

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    • Article Type: General
    • Product: Aleph
    • Product Version: 20

    Description:
    A search on the words "sunday" and "school" retrieves record 001563622.
    But record 001563622 does not contain the text "sunday".

    Resolution:
    To see whether the word sunday is indexed for record 001563622, you do the following.

    First you get the Z97-REC-NUMBER for "sunday":
    UTIL-F-4:
    enter file name (or q to exit) z97
    ...
    new key = K, exit = Q, continue = RETURN
    k
    key 1 = 1, key 3 = 3
    1
    enter start word position TTTTTTTT
    sunday
    -sunday -001257917-001257917

    Then you do UTIL-F-4 again, for "word3", specifying the WRD index (001) and the Z97-REC-NUMBER we found for "sunday":

    enter file name (or q to exit) word3
    new key = K, exit = Q, continue = RETURN
    k
    enter start position nnnnnnnnnnnn
    001001257917
    Rec key = 001001257917 Number of items = 000004021
    Doc number = 000005266
    Doc number = 000005963
    Doc number = 000007678
    <etc.>

    Then press Enter about 100 times. Eventually you come to this:
    Doc number = 001563622

    This shows that the text "sunday" is indexed for record 001563622.

    If you don't see "sunday" when you look at the record with UTIL-F-4 (or MARC Tags), then check tab_expand to make sure that all of the expands included in WEB-FULL are also included in U39-DOC (or WEB-FULL-1).

    If you still don't see the word, note that there is no way to directly delete this association in Oracle since it is stored in the Z98_DATA or Z980_DATA columns -- both of which are in LONG RAW format.

    The only way we know of to correct this is to run p_manage_01 (to completely regenerate the Words).... But we have found that this happens very rarely.

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    • Article last edited: 10/8/2013
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