Corrupt Next Header
Posted: Fri May 14, 2004 12:11 pm
The first one is just because you (probably) don't have an index expression that includes ".". If you're going to be search for terms with . in them a lot I would suggesting adding an index expression to index them. Maybe something like (there are lots of possibilities depending on what you want):
>>\alnum{1,99}\.=\alnum{1,99}
or
>>[\alnum.]{1,99}
The second indicates the new list of the index doesn't agree with the format of the index. The index needs to be rebuilt. There's a small chance of a race condition in older versions when adding/updating rows at the same time an index update kicks off. Current versions don't have that problem.
>>\alnum{1,99}\.=\alnum{1,99}
or
>>[\alnum.]{1,99}
The second indicates the new list of the index doesn't agree with the format of the index. The index needs to be rebuilt. There's a small chance of a race condition in older versions when adding/updating rows at the same time an index update kicks off. Current versions don't have that problem.