Question

[Thunderstone]

I'm working with the Info Louisiana (State of Louisiana) search
engine. I may have missed this in the documentation.
Is there a way to wipe the todo list and not the entire database?
Thank you for your time.
Julie Bryant

[Thunderstone]

gw -s "delete from todo"

will remove everything from the todo list.

[Thunderstone]

gw -d[dbname] -s "delete from todo"

Will clear the todo table.

You may be selective as well. For example, lets say you wanted to
delete certain Urls from the index;


gw -d[dbname] -s "delete from html where Url like '/text/version' "


This command will delete the records in the html table that have
"text/version" as part of their Url.

Eg: www.mysite.com/willy/wonka/text/version/candy.html
www.mysite.com/text/version/home.html

Make sure that you update the index after performing any operation
that affects the html table with the command: gw -d[dbname] -index

Yours,

Bart Richards

[Thunderstone]

I know that I am not entitled to support but I have looked all over
Webinator WWW Site Indexer Version 1.2 Page and I can't find the answer
to this simple question.

What is the simplest way to update the database? We are constantly
adding new info to our pages and the database needs to be updated every
two or three days.

I understand how to index for new pages but not how to update the pages
that have new information added to them.

Any help will be appreciated.

Thanks,

E n i g m a
T h e A d r e n a l i n e V a u l t

[Thunderstone]

I am building a corporate intranet and was looking for a free search engine like yours to use on our intranet. I have a Novell Intranetware network with Windows 95 workstations. I found out about your search engine from Novell's Web Site. I noticed that Novell or Windows 95 isn't listed as a platform. Will your search engine work with my setup?

[Thunderstone]

Win95 and Intranetware are well suited to smaller intranet apps.
but are less appropriate for enterprise class applications to which our
software is targeted. This is why we dominantly target NT and Unix.

Webinator may run under Win95 in certain circumstances. There are no
current plans to support Intranetware, but we have been discussing it with
Novell.