Thread: Full text search database location on macOS
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Old 03-19-2024, 06:23 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by notdog View Post
I'm about to create a full text search database for a library of about 6,000 titles. I imagine it could get pretty big, so I'd like to know where to find it if I decide to delete it. Can someone tell me where the database will be?
In the library folder… full-text-search.db

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Originally Posted by notdog View Post
Also, I've read that there is an option for fast indexing. How does that compare to standard indexing in the size of the database and its utility? I looked in the manual but saw just a short paragraph on full text searches. If there's more material I should read for using the full text searches and management of the database, I'm happy to do that if someone can point me to it.
Not heard of 'fast indexing'.

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