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Timestamp:
2010-09-27T14:12:13+13:00 (14 years ago)
Author:
sjm84
Message:

Added the ability to change the database type between GDBM, JDBM and SQLite

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  • main/trunk/gli/classes/dictionary.properties

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    9999CDM.ClassifierManager.Remove:Remove Classifier
    100100CDM.ClassifierManager.Remove_Tooltip:Remove the selected classifier from the list
     101CDM.DatabaseTypeManager.Change:Change...
     102CDM.DatabaseTypeManager.Change_Tooltip:Change the type of database used by this collection
     103CDM.DatabaseTypeManager.Current_Type:Database in use: {0}
     104CDM.DatabaseTypeManager.Title:Select the Database
     105CDM.DatabaseTypeManager.gdbm:GDBM
     106CDM.DatabaseTypeManager.gdbm_Description: GDBM (or GNU Database Manager) is a simple flat-file database engine which Greenstone uses as the default database for new collections.
     107CDM.DatabaseTypeManager.jdbm:JDBM
     108CDM.DatabaseTypeManager.jdbm_Description: JDBM (or Java Database Manager) is essentially a Java implementation of GDBM. Consider using this database engine combined with the Lucene indexer if you are wanting to create a pure Java run-time.
     109CDM.DatabaseTypeManager.sqlite:SQLITE
     110CDM.DatabaseTypeManager.sqlite_Description: SQLite is a simple relational database engine. It can be used in Greenstone to provide experimental advanced searching features that are not possible with the other database engines. To enable these features add "sqlform" to the list of SearchTypes in the Format Features section of the Format tab.
    101111CDM.FormatManager.Add:Add Format
    102112CDM.FormatManager.Add_Tooltip:Add the specified format command
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