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Parameter
broker(n)
maxColSize

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Keyword
vdkHome
vdkSortingFlag
sortTruncDocs
accessProfile
topicSet
knowledgeBase
charMap
locale
Description
Brokers to ping on startup. Multiple brokers may be specified. For example:
broker(1)=machinea:9900
broker(2)=machineb:9901
The maximum width of the fields to return to the results list, in bytes. Default is
2048 bytes.
Description
Directory containing Verity resources.
A flag indicating whether the Verity engine will sort at the collection
level. Valid values are:
NO or False or 0 to not perform sorting at the collection level
(default)
YES or True or 1 to perform sorting at the collection level.
To implement sorting at the collection level you must set
vdkSortingFlag to YES in the k2server.ini file (in the [server]
section) and the k2broker.ini file (in the [broker] section).
Maximum number of documents to consider when sorting.
Security Access Profile specified in the form of a query expression.
The security access profile represents the access question that a
document must pass in order for users to have access to it.
Default path name to a directory for the default topic set, which is an
indexed set of topics. The value of topicSet identifies the default topic
set to make available to clients at start-up by every search service.
Default path name to a knowledgebase map file, which identifies
numerous topic sets (indexed topics). The value of knowledgeBase
identifies the topic sets (multiple) to make available to clients at
start-up for every search service).
A string that names the character set to use for strings that are sent
into the server, and are generated by the server. This string must
correspond to the name of a .cs file in the root of the common
directory that configures a character set and its mappings. For
example, if your application should use character set 8859 for all of its
interactions with the server, then set this charMap to the string 8859.
Valid values include, but are not limited to, the character sets supplied
by Verity: 850 (default) for code page 850; 8859 for code page 8859.
The name of the locale (combination of language, dialect, and
character set) to use for all internal Verity engine operations. This
name must correspond to a subdirectory in the common directory
where the configuration file for the locale is found and where the
message database and other locale-specific files are located. Leaving
this keyword null means the server will use the default internal locale,
which is "english" written in the "850" character set.
Chapter 6 Configuring Verity K2 Server