Index

A

ABOUT operator 3.1.2, 3.2.14
ABOUT query 4.2.1
- adding for your language 10.4.1
- case-sensitivity 4.1.8.2
- definition 4.1.6
accents
- indexing characters with 3.2.9.2
ADD_SUB_LEXER procedure
- example 3.3.2.5
administration tool 13.5
all-at-once swap 3.4.4.5
ALTER INDEX statement
- rebuilding index 3.4.5
alternate_spelling attribute 3.2.9.3
alternate spelling 3.2.9.3
alternative grammar 4.1.19
alternative grammar template 4.1.19
alternative scoring 4.1.18
alternative scoring template 4.1.18
application
- sample A, B
applications, updating 14
attribute
- searching XML 8.3.2
attribute sections 8.1.2.7
auction table schema example 3.3.6.3
AUTO_FILTER filter 7.10.4
AUTO_LEXER with fuzzy matching and stemming 3.2.11
AUTO keyword
- character sets and 3.2.1.6
AUTOMATIC keyword
- character sets and 3.2.1.6
automatic sections 8.3.1

B

background DML 13.6
base_letter attribute 3.2.9.2
base-letter conversion 3.2.9.2
BASIC_LEXER preference type 3.2.6
BFILE column 3.2.1.1
- indexing 3.3.5.2
BIG_IO index option 7.2.7
BINARY format column value 3.2.2.2
BLOB column 3.2.1.1
- indexing 3.3.5.2
blocking operations
- tuning queries with 7.8
b-tree index 3.3.6.3
bypassing rows 3.2.3

C

cantaloupe dispenser A.1
case-insensitive queries 3.2.7
case-sensitive
- ABOUT query 4.1.8.2
- indexing 3.2.7
- queries 4.1.8
- thesaurus 10.1.2
catalog application
- example 2.4
catalog information application 1.3
- flowchart 1.3.2
catalog table relationships 1.3.1
CATSEARCH 4.1.2
- operators 4.3
- SQL example 4.1.2.1
CATSEARCH operator 1.3.1, 2.4.2.4
CATSEARCH queries 2.4.2.4
Character Large Object (CLOB) 2.3.2.3
character set
- detection 3.2.4.1
- indexing 3.2.4
- indexing mixed 3.2.4.2
character set column 3.2.1.6
CHAR column 3.2.1.1
charset column 3.2.4.2
Chinese indexing 3.2.9.5
classification
- Decision Tree (supervised) 6.5.1
- rule-based 6.4
- simple, see rule-based classification 6.4
- supervised 6.5
- SVM (supervised) 6.5.3
- unsupervised 6.6
classification application
- creating 2.5.2
- example 2.5
- overview illustration 2.5.1
CLOB (Character Large Object) datatype 2.3.2.3
CLOB column 3.2.1.1
- indexing 3.3.5.2
CLOB datatype 2.3.2.3
clustering, see unsupervised classification 6.6
clustering with classification 2.5.1
collocates 11.5
column types
- supported for indexing 3.2.1.1
column types that cannot be indexed 3.2.1.1
combined catalog index 3.3.6.4
composite attribute 3.2.9.4
composite words
- indexing 3.2.9.4
concordance 5.1.3.3
CONNECT role 2.2
CONTAINS
- operators 4.2
- PL/SQL example 4.1.1.2
- query 4.1.1
- SQL example 4.1.1.1
- structured query 4.1.1.3
CONTAINS operator 3.1.1
- XML search applications and 1.5.1
CONTAINS query 2.3.2.2
CONTEXT data storage 3.2.1.2.1
CONTEXT grammar 4.2
CONTEXT index 1.2.1, 3.1.1
- creating 3.3.1, 3.3.5
- HTML example 2.3.2.1, 3.3.5.5, A.2.2
- structure 3.1.2
- XML search applications and 1.5.1
continuation 3.2.6.3
cost for indexing 3.3.6.2
couch, self-tipping A.1
counting hits 4.2.10
CREATE_INDEX_SCRIPT 13.4
CREATE_POLICY_SCRIPT 13.4
CREATE INDEX statement 3.2
CTX_CLS.TRAIN procedure 6.5
CTX_DDL.ADD_STOPWORD procedure 3.3.4.1
CTX_DDL.CREATE_STOPLIST procedure 3.3.4.1
CTX_DDL.EXCHANGE_SHADOW_INDEX procedure 3.4.4.4
CTX_DDL.MAXTIME_UNLIMITED procedure 3.5.2.2
CTX_DDL.POPULATE_PENDING procedure 3.3.5.4
CTX_DDL.SYNC_INDEX procedure 2.3.2.4, 3.3.5.1, 3.5.2
CTX_DDL package 3.2.14
CTX_DOC.MARKUP procedure 2.3.2.3
CTX_DOC.POLICY_SNIPPET procedure 5.1.3.3
CTX_DOC.SNIPPET procedure 5.1.3.3
CTX_DOC package 2.3.2.3
CTX_FILTER_CACHE_STATISTICS view 7.2.6
CTX_INDEX_ERRORS view 3.4.1, 13.2
CTX_PENDING view 13.2
CTX_QUERY.RESULT_SET_CLOB_QUERY procedure 11.2
CTX_QUERY.RESULT_SET procedure 11.2
CTX_REPORT 3.5.3.5
CTX_REPORT_TOKEN_TYPE 13.4
CTX_REPORT.CREATE_INDEX_SCRIPT 13.4
CTX_REPORT.CREATE_POLICY_SCRIPT 13.4
CTX_REPORT.DESCRIBE_INDEX 13.4
CTX_REPORT.DESCRIBE_POLICY 13.4
CTX_REPORT.INDEX_SIZE 13.4
CTX_REPORT.INDEX_STATS 13.4
CTX_REPORT.QUERY_LOG_SUMMARY 13.4
CTX_REPORT.TOKEN_INFO 13.4
CTX_REPORT package 13.4
CTX_THES.IMPORT_THESAURUS
- load thesaurus example 10.3.2.5
CTX_THES package
- about 10.1.1.1
CTX_USER_INDEX_ERRORS view 3.4.1, 13.2
CTX_USER_PENDING view 13.2
CTXAPP role 2.2, 13.1
- granting 2.2
CTXCAT data storage 3.2.1.2.2
CTXCAT grammar 4.3
CTXCAT index 1.3.1, 3.1.1
- about performance 7.9.18
- automatic synchronization 2.4.2.5
- example 3.3.6
- sub-index 2.4.2.3
CTXFILTERCACHE operator 7.2.6
ctxkbtc
- example 10.3.2.6
ctxload
- load thesaurus example 10.1.1.3, 10.3.1, 10.3.2.4
CTXRULE index 1.4, 6.4.2
- allowable queries 6.4.2
- creating 3.3.7
- lexer types 6.4.2
- limitations 6.4.2
- parameters 6.4.2
CTXSYS.AUTO_FILTER filter type 2.3.2.1
CTXSYS user 13.1
custom CONTEXT index example 3.3.5.5
custom filtering 3.2.2.3

D

data staging 3.1.7
data storage
- CONTEXT data 3.2.1.2.1
- CTXCAT data 3.2.1.2.2
- index default 3.3.5.2
- preference example 3.3.2.1.4
datastore
- about 3.1.3.1, 3.3.1
DATASTORE types
- summary of 3.2.1.8
DATE column 3.3.5.2
Decision Tree supervised classification 6.5.1
decreasing indexing time 3.1.7
DEFAULT_INDEX_MEMORY 7.10.2
defaults
- index 3.3.5.2
default thesaurus 10.1.4
DEFINEMERGE operator 4.2.11
DEFINESCORE operator 4.2.11
degree of parallelism 3.2.15
DESCRIBE_INDEX 13.4
diacritical marks
- characters with 3.2.9.2
DIRECT_DATASTORE
- example 3.3.2.1.1
DML
- view pending 3.5.1
DML processing
- background 13.6
DML queue 13.2
document
- classification 3.3.7, 6
document classification application 1.4
- overview illustration 1.4
document collections 1.2
document filtering 3.3.5.2
document format
- affect on index performance 7.10.4
- affect on performance 7.9.5
document formats
- filtering 3.2.2
- supported 3.2.1.7
document invalidation 3.5.3.3
document presentation
- about 5.4
document section
- searching 3.2.13
document sections 3.3.3
document services
- about 5.4
document theme 3.2.9.1, 3.2.14
DOMAIN_INDEX_NO_SORT hint
- better throughput example 7.3.2
DOMAIN_INDEX_SORT hint
- better response time example 7.2.3
domain index 3.1.1
doubly-truncated query 3.2.12
drop index example 3.4.2
dropping an index 3.4.2

E

endjoin 3.2.6.3
entity extraction 3.2.11
errors
- DML 13.2
- viewing 3.4.1
EXCHANGE_SHADOW_INDEX procedure 3.4.4.5
execute privileges
- granting 2.2
explain plan 4.1.10

F

failed index
- resuming 3.4.3
FAST mode 3.5.3.2
feedback
- query 4.1.9
field section
- definition 8.1.2.2
- nested 8.1.2.2.2
- repeated 8.1.2.2.3
- visible and invisible 8.1.2.2.1
filter
- about 3.1.3.2, 3.3.1
filtering
- custom 3.2.2.3
- index default 3.3.5.2
- to plain text and HTML 5.4
filtering documents 3.2.2
FIRST_ROWS(n) hint 7.2.2
FIRST_ROWS hint 4.2.9
- better throughput example 7.3.2
flowchart of a simple query application 1.2.2
format column 3.2.1.6, 3.2.2.2, 3.2.3
formats
- filtering 3.2.2
- supported 3.2.1.7
forward_index attribute 3.2.8
forward index 3.2.8
fragmentation of index 3.5.3.2, 7.11.2
- viewing 3.5.3.5
FULL mode 3.5.3.2
full themes
- obtaining 5.3.1
functional lookup 7.9.6
fuzzy matching 3.2.11
- default 3.3.5.2
fuzzy operator 4.2.5

G

garbage collection 3.5.3.3
German
- alternate spelling 3.2.9.3
- composite words 3.2.9.4
gist
- definition 5.3
- example 5.3.2.1
grammar
- alternative 4.1.19
- CTXCAT 4.3
grammar CONTEXT 4.2
granting roles 13.1.3

H

HASPATH operator 8.3.4
HASPATH operators
- examples 8.3.4.8
highlighting
- about 5.4
- overview 5.1
highlighting documents 2.3.2.3
highlighting text 5.1.1
highlighting themes 5.1.2
hit count 4.2.10
home air dirtier A.1
HTML
- filtering to 5.4
- indexing 3.3.2.2
- indexing example 2.3.2.1, A.2.2
- searching META tags 8.2.2
- zone section example 3.3.3, 8.2.1
HTML_SECTION_GROUP object 3.3.3, 8.2.1
- with NULL_FILTER 2.3.2.1, 3.3.2.2, A.2.2
HTML_SECTION_GROUP type 2.3.2.1
HTML section example 3.3.3

I

IGNORE
- format column value 3.2.3
IGNORE format column type 3.2.2.2
IGNORE format column value 3.2.2.2
IGNORE value 3.1.3.2
incremental indexing 3.3.5.4
index
- about 3.1
- creating 3.3
- dropping 3.4.2
- fragmentation 3.5.3.2
- getting report on 13.4
- incrementally creating 3.3.5.3
- maintenance 3.4
- online recreation 3.4.4.1
- optimizing 3.5.3, 3.5.3.6
- rebuilding 3.4.5
- statistics on 13.4
- structure 3.1.2, 3.5.3.1
- synchronizing 3.5.2, 13.6
- viewing information on 13.4
INDEX_SIZE 13.4
INDEX_STATS 13.4
INDEX_STATS procedure 3.5.3.5
index_themes attribute 3.2.9.1
index defaults
- general 3.3.5.2
indexed columns
- updating 3.1.4
indexed lookup 7.9.6
index engine
- about 3.1.3.5
index errors
- viewing 3.4.1
index fragmentation 7.11.2
- reducing 3.5.3.2
indexing
- bypassing rows 3.2.3
- considerations 3.2
- languages 3.2.5
- overview of process 3.1.3
- parallel 3.1.7, 7.10.5
- resuming failed 3.4.3
- special characters 3.2.6
- views and 3.1.8
indexing HTML 3.2.2.1
indexing performance
- FAQs 7.10
- parallel 7.10.6
indexing plain text 3.2.2.1
indexing time 7.10.1
- decreasing 3.1.7
index memory 7.10.2
index synchronization 2.3.2.4
index types
- choosing 3.1.1
init.ora setting 3.1.7
INPATH operator 8.3.4
- examples 8.3.4.2
INSERT statement
- example 2.3.1
inverted index 3.2.8

J

JA16EUC character set 3.2.4.2
JA16SJIS character set 3.2.4.2
Japanese indexing 3.2.9.5
Jdeveloper
- Text wizard A, B

K

knowledge base
- about 10.4
- augmenting 10.3.2
- linking new terms 10.3.2.3
- user-defined 10.4.1
Korean indexing 3.2.9.5

L

language
- default setting for indexing 3.3.5.2
languages
- indexing 3.2.5
language specific features 3.2.9
language-specific knowledge base 10.4.1
left-truncated query 3.2.12
lexer
- about 3.1.3.4, 3.3.1
- and CTXRULE 6.4.2
list of themes
- definition 5.3
- obtaining 5.3.1
loading text
- about 3.2.1
LOB columns
- improving query performance 7.9.12
- indexing 3.3.5.2
LOB column storage 3.2.16
local partitioned index 7.9.15
- improved response time 7.2.4
location of text 3.2.1
locked base table 3.1.6
locking parameter for sync_index 3.5.2.3
logical operators 4.2.2
low information words 3.2.14

M

magnet, pet see pet magnet 5.4
maintaining the index 3.4
mapping table
- forward index and 3.2.8
marked-up document
- obtaining 5.1.3.1
MARKUP procedure 2.3.2.3
MATCHES
- about 4.1.3
- PL/SQL example 4.1.3.2
- SQL example 4.1.3.1
MATCHES operator 1.4, 2.5.1, 2.5.2, 3.1.1, 6.4.1.5
- classifying with 2.5.2
materialized views, indexes on 3.1.8
MAX_INDEX_MEMORY 7.10.2
maxtime parameter for sync_index 3.5.2.2
MDATA operators 8.1.2.4
MDATA section 8.1.2.4
memory allocation 3.2.15
- indexing 7.10.2
- index synchronization 7.11.3
- querying 7.9.11
merged word and theme index 3.1.2
metadata
- adding 8.1.2.4
- removing 8.1.2.4
- section 8.1.2.4
META tag
- creating zone section for 8.2.2
Microsoft Word support 3.2.1.7, 3.2.2
migrating from previous releases 14
mixed_case attribute 3.2.7
mixed character set columns 3.2.4.2
mixed character sets 3.2.1.6
mixed-format column 3.2.2.2
mixed formats 3.2.1.6
- filtering 3.2.2.2
mixed query 8.1.2.4, 8.1.2.6
mixed query performance 3.2.17
MULTI_COLUMN_DATASTORE
- example 3.3.2.1.2
MULTI_LEXER
- example 3.3.2.5
MULTI_LEXER preference type 3.2.5
multi-language columns
- indexing 3.2.5.2
multi-language stoplist
- about 3.3.4.1
multiple CONTAINS
- improving performance 7.9.13
MVIEW see materialized views 3.1.8

N

name matching
- See: name search
name search 9.1
- examples using NDATA sections 9.2
NCLOB column 3.3.5.2
NDATA sections
- in name search example 9.2
NEAR_ACCUM operator 4.2.4
NEAR2 operator 4.2.4
NEAR operator 4.2.4
nested zone sections 8.1.2.1
NOPOPULATE keyword
- incremental rebuild and 3.3.5.3
- replace parameter and 3.3.5.3
nopopulate with RECREATE_INDEX_ONLINE 3.4.4.2
NULL_FILTER
- example 2.3.2.1, 3.3.2.2, A.2.2
NULL_FILTER filter type 2.3.2.1
NULL_FILTER preference type 3.2.2.1
NULL maxtime 3.5.2.2
NUMBER column 3.3.5.2
number tokenization 3.2.6.3

O

offset information
- highlight 5.1.3.2
online
- recreating a CONTEXT indextype 3.4.4.1
online index 3.1.6
ONLINE parameter 3.1.6
operators
- CATSEARCH 4.3
- CONTAINS 4.2
- logical 4.2.2
- MDATA 8.1.2.4
- SDATA 8.1.2.6
- thesaurus 10.1.1.2
optimizing index 3.5.3
- example 3.5.3.6
- single token 3.5.3.4
optimizing queries 4.2.9
- FAQs 7.9
- response time 7.2
- throughput 7.3
- with blocking operations 7.8
Oracle Enterprise Manager 13.5
Oracle Enterprise Manager and Oracle Text 13.5
Oracle Text
- Upgrading 14.2
Oracle Text pages in OEM 13.5
Oracle Text user 2.2
- creating 2.2
Oracle XML DB 1.5
out of line LOB storage
- improving performance 7.9.12

P

parallel indexing 3.1.7, 7.10.5
- partitioned table 7.10.6
parallel queries 7.7, 7.9.16
- across Real Application Clusters (RAC) nodes 7.7
paramstring string 3.3.4.2
partitioned index 7.9.15
- improved response time 7.2.4
partitioned table
- querying 3.1.5
partitions limit 3.1.5
PATH_SECTION_GROUP
- example 8.3.4.1
path section searching 8.3.4
PDF support 3.2.1.7, 3.2.2
pending DML
- viewing 3.5.1
pending queue 3.3.5.4
pending updates 13.2
performance 3.2.15
performance tuning
- indexing 7.10
- querying 7.9
- updating index 7.11
per-partition swap 3.4.4.7
pet magnet A.1
- gist 5.4.3
- illustration 5.4
- themes 5.4.2
phrase query 4.1.4
pizza shredder A.1
PL/SQL functions
- calling in contains 4.2.8
plain text
- indexing with NULL_FILTER 3.3.2.2
plain text filtering 5.4
PLAINTEXT value 3.2.8
POPULATE_PENDING procedure 3.3.5.4
POPULATE keyword 3.3.5.3
preferences
- creating (examples) 3.3.2
- creating with admin tool 13.5
- dropping 3.4.6
prefix indexing example 3.3.2.6
previous releases, migrating from 14
printjoin character 3.2.6.1
printjoin characters example 3.3.2.4
PROCEDURE_FILTER example 3.3.2.3
PSP application A.2, B.2
punctuation identification 3.2.6.3

Q

query
- ABOUT 4.2.1
- analysis 4.1.20
- blocking operations 7.8
- case-sensitive 3.2.7, 4.1.8
- CATSEARCH 4.1.2, 4.1.2.1
- CONTAINS 4.1.1
- counting hits 4.2.10
- CTXRULE 6.4.2
- getting report on 13.4
- log 4.1.20
- MATCHES 4.1.3
- mixed 8.1.2.4, 8.1.2.6
- optimizing for throughput 7.3
- overview 4.1
- parallel 7.7
- speeding up with MDATA 8.1.2.4
- speeding up with SDATA 8.1.2.6
- viewing information on 13.4
- viewing log of 13.4
query_filter_cache_size basic storage attribute 7.2.6
QUERY_LOG_SUMMARY 13.4
query analysis 4.1.20
query application 1.2
- example 2.3
- flowchart 1.2.2
- sample 1.2.2
query explain plan 4.1.10
query expressions 4.1.7
query features 4.1.21
query feedback 4.1.9
query language 4.1.16
query log 4.1.20, 13.4
query optimization 4.2.9
- FAQs 7.9
- response time 7.2
Query Parallelized Across Oracle RAC Nodes 7.7.2
query performance
- FAQs 7.9
query processing with FILTER BY and ORDER BY example 3.3.5.6
query relaxation 4.1.15
query relaxation template 4.1.15
query rewrite 4.1.14
query rewrite template 4.1.14
query template 4.2.6, 4.3
- lang parameter and 4.1.16
Query Templates 4.1.13
queue
- DML 13.2

R

Real Application Clusters (RAC) and parallel queries 7.7
rebuilding an index 3.4.5
RECREATE_INDEX_ONLINE 3.4.4.1
- and DML 3.4.4.1
RECREATE_INDEX_ONLINE procedure
- no populate with 3.4.4.2
- swap and noswap with 3.4.4.2
recreating a local partitioned index online 3.4.4.2
recreating an index 3.4.4
recreating an index online 3.4.4.1
relaxing queries 4.1.15
remote LOB column 3.2.16
RESOURCE role 2.2
response time
- improving 7.2
- optimizing for 4.2.9
result buffer size
- increasing 7.8
result set interface 11
result sets 11
resuming failed index 3.4.3
rewriting queries 4.1.14
right-truncated query 3.2.12
roles
- granting 13.1.3
- system-defined 13.1
rowid 3.5.1
rule-based classification 2.5.1, 3.1.1, 6.4
rules
- about for simple classification 2.5.1
rule table
- creating 2.5.2

S

sample application A, B
save_copy attribute 3.2.8
scheduled swap 3.4.4.4
scheduling local index re-creation with all-at-once swap 3.4.4.6
scoring
- alternative 4.1.18
SDATA operators 8.1.2.6
SDATA section 8.1.2.6
searching
- XML 1.5
section
- attribute 8.1.2.7
- field 8.1.2.2
- groups and types 8.1.2, 8.1.3
- HTML example 3.3.3
- MDATA 8.1.2.4
- nested 8.1.2.1
- overlapping 8.1.2.1
- repeated zone 8.1.2.1
- SDATA 8.1.2.6
- special 8.1.2.8
- stop section 8.1.2.3
- types and groups 8.1.2, 8.1.3
- zone 8.1.2.1
sectioner
- about 3.1.3.3
section group
- about 3.3.1
- and section types 8.1.2, 8.1.3
- creating with admin tool 13.5
sectioning
- automatic 8.3.1
- path 8.3.4
section searching 4.2.3
- about 4.1.12, 8.1
- enabling 8.1.1
- HTML 8.2.1
See also rule-based classification 2.5.1
See also simple classification 2.5.1
SELECT statement 1.2.1
- with CONTAINS 2.3.2.2
self-tipping couch A.1
sentiment analysis
- about 12.1.1
- creating classifiers 12.2
- interfaces 12.1.4
- sentiment classifiers 12.1.2
- training sentiment models 12.3
- using CTX_DOC package 12.4
- using XML Query RSI 12.5
sentiment classifiers
- about 12.1.2
- creating 12.2
SEPARATE_OFFSETS index option 7.2.8, 7.2.9
SGA memory allocation 7.10.2
simple classification 2.5.1, 3.1.1
- rules and 2.5.1
simple classification, see rule-based classification 6.4
single themes
- obtaining 5.3.1
size of index, viewing 13.4
skipjoin character 3.2.6.2
SORT_AREA_SIZE 7.8, 7.9.11, 7.10.2
special characters 3.2.6
- indexing 3.2.6
special sections 8.1.2.8
spelling
- alternate 3.2.9.3
- searching different 9.1
SQE operator 4.2.7
SQL*Loader 2.3.2, 2.4.2
SQL CONTAINS operator 1.2.1
startjoin 3.2.6.3
stemming
- default 3.3.5.2
- improving performance 7.9.14
stem operator 3.2.11, 4.2.5
stopclass 3.3.4.2
stoplist 3.3.4
- about 3.3.1
- creating with admin tool 13.5
- default 3.3.5.2
- multi-language 3.2.14.2, 3.3.4.1
- PL/SQL procedures for 3.3.4.3
stop section 8.1.2.3
stoptheme 3.3.4.2
- about 3.2.14
- definition 4.1.6
stopword 3.3.4, 3.3.4.2
- about 3.2.14, 4.1.5
- case-sensitive 4.1.8.1
storage
- about 3.3.1
stored query expression, defining 4.2.7.1
stored query expressions 4.2.7
storing
- file path names 3.2.1.3
- structured document information 3.2.1.5
storing text 3.2.1
- about 3.2.1.2
- different methods illustration 3.2.1
structure
- CONTEXT index 3.1.2
structured data
- adding 8.1.2.6
- removing 8.1.2.6
- section 8.1.2.6
structured query
- example 3.3.6
structured query clause 3.3.6.3
structure of index 3.5.3.1
sub-index 2.4.2.2
substring indexing example 3.3.2.6
supervised classification 2.5.1, 6.5
- Decision Tree 6.5.1
SVM supervised classification 6.5.3
- memory requirements 6.5.3
swap and noswap with RECREATE_INDEX_ONLINE 3.4.4.2
sync_index locking parameter 3.5.2.3
sync_index maxtime parameter 3.5.2.2
SYNC_INDEX procedure 2.2, 2.3.2.4
synchronization 3.4.4.1
synchronize index 2.3.2.4
synchronizing index 3.5.2, 13.6
- improving performance 7.11
synonyms
- defining 10.2.1
SYN operator 10.2.1

T

talking pillow A.1
template queries 4.2.6, 4.3
templates 4.1.13
- query rewrite 4.1.14
text column
- supported types 3.2.1.1
TEXT format column value 3.2.2.2
text fragments 3.2.1
text highlighting 5.1.1
Text-on-XML Method 1.5.2.2
text storage 3.2.1
that stopword 3.2.14
theme functionality
- adding 10.4.1
theme highlighting 5.1.2
themes
- indexing 3.2.9.1
theme summary
- definition 5.3
thesaural queries
- about 4.1.11
thesaurus
- about 10.1
- adding to knowledge base 10.3.2
- case-sensitive 10.1.2
- default 10.1.4
- DEFAULT 10.1.4
- defining terms 10.2
- hierarchical relations 10.2.2
- loading custom 10.3.1
- operators 10.1.1.2
- supplied 10.1.5
- using in application 10.3
thesaurus operator 4.2.5
this stopword 3.2.14
throughput
- improving query 7.3
tildes
- indexing characters with 3.2.9.2
time limit
- setting for synchronizing 3.4.4.3
TOKEN_INFO 13.4
TOKEN_TYPE 13.4
tokenization behavior 3.2.6.3
tokenizing 3.2.5
token prefix 3.2.12
tokens 3.1.3
token separation 3.2.6.3
tracing 7.6
TRAIN procedure 6.5
transactional 3.3.5.1, 3.3.6.1, 3.5
Transparent Data Encryption
- enabled column and,enabled tablespace and 3.1.1
tuning queries
- for response time 7.2
- for throughput 7.3
- increasing result buffer size 7.8

U

umlauts
- indexing characters with 3.2.9.2
unsupervised classification 6.6
updating index performance
- FAQs 7.11
updating your applications 14
URLs
- storing 3.2.1.4
user
- creating Oracle Text 2.2
- system-defined 13.1
USER_LEXER preference type 3.2.5
user-defined lexer interface 3.2.5.1

V

VARCHAR2 column 3.2.1.1
viewing information on indexes and queries 13.4
viewing size of index 13.4
views
- indexing and 3.1.8
- materialized 3.1.8

W

WHERE clause 1.2.1
whitespace 3.2.6.3
whitespace-delimited language 3.2.5
wildcard operator 4.2.5
- improving performance 7.9.14
wildcard queries 3.2.12
WITHIN operator 3.3.3
wizard
- Oracle Text addin A, B
word continuation 3.2.6.3
wordlist
- about 3.3.1
WORDLIST preference 3.1.3.5
wordlist preference type 3.2.12
word query 4.1.4
- case-sensitivity 4.1.8.1
WORLD_LEXER preference type 3.2.5

X

XML DB 1.5
XML documents
- attribute searching 8.3.2
- doctype sensitive sections 8.3.3
- section searching 8.3
XML search application 1.5
XML searching 1.5
XMLType datatype 3.2.1.2.1

Z

zone section
- definition 8.1.2.1
- nested 8.1.2.1
- overlapping 8.1.2.1
- repeating 8.1.2.1