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information.
 
DocuShare installation on the Solaris platform
 
Installation of release 6.6.1 on a Solaris server installs a 64-bit version of the IDOL 
search and index engine. Therefore, if you are upgrading from 6.5.3 to 6.6.1, you will 
need to re-index your site. You can use either of the following options for re-indexing.
 
Note: If you already installed DocuShare 6.5.3 Patch 2 Hot Fix 3, then you do not need 
to re-index your site. You can proceed with the upgrade.
 
Option 1
 
1. 
Before the upgrade, export the index data by running idoltool.bat/sh: 
>idoltool -s export <exportdir> 
<exportdir> is the full pathname to an existing, empty directory. The export 
operation is best done during off hours. The typical export speed is 45 minutes 
per one million objects (content indexed).
 
2. 
Upgrade to 6.6.1.
 
3. 
Import the index data by running idoltool.bat/sh: 
>idoltool -s import <exportdir> 
<exportdir> is the same directory used in step 1. Again, the import operation is 
best done during off hours. The typical import speed is approximately 6 hours 
per one million objects (content indexed).
 
Option 2
 
1. 
Upgrade to 6.6.1.
 
2. 
Run dsindex index_all.
 
Upgrades from 6.5.3 and treatment of period character
 
In releases 6.5.3 and earlier, the period character (.) is not treated as a separator; 
instead, it is treated as a hyphen. Therefore, when a decimal number is indexed, it is 
considered hyphenated and indexed as three terms. If there are many decimal numbers 
in files on your site, this can impact performance.
 
If you are running release 6.5.3 and want to change how the period character is treated 
in 6.6.1, follow the steps below after upgrading to 6.6.1 but prior to indexing your 
site. If you are running release 6.5.2 or earlier, you do not need to do anything because 
after upgrading you are instructed to index your site. Indexing will change the 
treatment of the period character.
 
1. 
Start DocuShare and login as an administrator.
 
2. 
Click Admin Home and select Services and Components|Index from the 
Administration Menu.
 
3. 
Determine the language the index service uses. Look at the value in the Default 
Language field and ignore the encoding characters. For example, if the Default 
Language is englishUTF8, the index service language is english (all lowercase).
4. 
Open a command prompt window and run: ds660dotconfig.bat/sh <language>