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<title>Field Structure and Character Sets
</title>
would both produce the same results.
</para>
</section>
- <section id="default-idx-debug">
- <title>Field structure debugging using the special
- <literal>zebra::</literal> element set</title>
- <para>
- At some time, it is very hard to figure out what exactly has been
- indexed how and in which indexes. Using the indexing stylesheet of
- the Alvis filter, one can at least see which portion of the record
- went into which index, but a similar aid does not exist for all
- other indexing filters.
- </para>
- <para>
- Starting with <literal>Zebra</literal> version
- <literal>2.0.4-2</literal> or newer, one has the possibility to
- use the special
- <literal>zebra::</literal> element set name, which is only defined for
- the <literal>SUTRS</literal> and <literal>XML</literal> record
- formats.
- <screen>
- Z> f @attr 1=dc_all minutter
- Z> format sutrs
- Z> elements zebra::
- Z> s 1+1
- </screen>
- will display all indexed tokens from all indexed fields of the
- first record, and it will display in <literal>SUTRS</literal>
- record syntax, whereas
- <screen>
- Z> f @attr 1=dc_all minutter
- Z> format xml
- Z> elements zebra::dc_publisher
- Z> s 1+1
- Z> elements zebra::dc_publisher:p
- Z> s 1+1
- </screen>
- displays in <literal>XML</literal> record syntax only the content
- of the zebra string index <literal>dc_publisher</literal>, or
- even only the type <literal>p</literal> phrase indexed part of it.
- </para>
- </section>
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