MACROMEDIA COLDFUSION 5-ADVANCED ADMINISTRATION, Manual

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Using the Verity rcvdk Utility 201
Using the Verity rcvdk Utility
Using
rcvdk
, you can check the contents of a collection from the command line.
rcvdk allows you to write a variety of queries, using words and phrases separated by
commas and/or Verity query language. A viewing option allows you to see document
contents and highlights in a simple text display.
rcvdk
can be found in the ColdFusion bin directory:
•
cfusion\bin
(Windows)
•
opt/coldfusion/verity/<platform>/bin
(UNIX), where
<platform>
is
_ssol26
,
_hpux11
, or
_ilnx21
.
Starting rcvdk
To start
rcvdk
on most systems, type the path and executable name at a command
prompt. The examples shown below assume you have set your PATH variable set, so
you just need to enter
rcvdk
at a command prompt to run it.
For example:
c:\cfusion\bin\rcvdk /common = c:\cfusionf\verity\common
When you start
rcvdk
with no arguments, you get the message below followed by the
rcvdk
prompt.
Type ‘help’ for a list of commands.
RC>
The
help
command produces the following list of available commands:
RC> help
Available commands:
search s Search documents.
results r Display search results.
clusters c Display clustered search results.
view v View document.
summarize z Summarize documents.
attach a Attach to one or more collections.
detach d Detach from one or more collections.
quit q Leave application.
about Display VDK ‘About’ info
help ? Display help text; ‘help help’ for details.
expert x Toggle expert mode on/off.
RC>
At any time, you can enter “q” at the RC> prompt to quit the application.