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Using the Verity browse utility

A documents table is built for each partition in a collection. The documents table is used for field searching and for sorting search results. The fields within the documents table are defined by the following collection style files:

• style.ddd Defines fields used internally by the Verity engine, identified by an initial underscore character (_).
• style.sfl Defines standard fields (many of which are commented out to limit the size of the documents table).
• style.ufl Defines custom fields that are not included in the style.sfl file.

The value of each field can be filled in from source documents or can be provided explicitly. If a field is blank, it has not been populated.

The browse utility executable, which starts the browse utility application, is located in the cf_root\lib\_nti40\bin directory in Windows, and in the cf_root/lib/platform/bin directory on UNIX.

In these pathnames, cf_root refers to the ColdFusion MX root directory. In Windows, this is typically C:\CFusionMX; on UNIX, this is typically /opt/coldfusionmx. On UNIX, platform refers to the UNIX version of the server that runs ColdFusion: _solaris, _hpux11, or _ilnx21.

For example:

c:\cfusionmx\lib\_nti40\bin\browse /common = c:\cfusionmx\lib\common
c:\my_collection\parts\0000001.ddd

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