Re: KVOOP

Not a lot of detail to be found on the support sites but I found this
reference on notes.net from Lotus tech support:

"Kvoop is an executable from Keyview, who develops the full-text index
engine we use. Kvoop is used particularly with Domain Indexing and indexing
of attachments within DBs."

Bob


domino400-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 08/27/2003 09:12:37 AM:

> I see this KVOOP job under the subsystem running our Domino QuickPlace
> server.  What is it?
>
>
> Subsystem/Job  User        Type  CPU %  Function        Status
> XQP01          QSYS        SBS      .0                   DEQW
>   ADMINP       QNOTES      BCI      .0  PGM-ADMINP       SELW
>   AMGR         QNOTES      BCI      .0  PGM-AMGR         SELW
>   AMGR         QNOTES      BCI      .0  PGM-AMGR         CNDW
>   CALCONN      QNOTES      BCI      .0  PGM-CALCONN      CNDW
>   EVENT        QNOTES      BCI      .3  PGM-EVENT        SELW
>   HTTP         QNOTES      BCI      .0  PGM-HTTP         SELW
>   KVOOP        QNOTES      BCI    28.1  PGM-KVOOP        RUN
>   QNNINSTS     QNOTES      BCH      .0  PGM-QNNINSTS     EVTW
>   REPLICA      QNOTES      BCI      .0  PGM-REPLICA      SELW
>   ROUTER       QNOTES      BCI      .0  PGM-ROUTER       SELW
>   SCHED        QNOTES      BCI      .0  PGM-SCHED        SELW
>   SERVER       QNOTES      BCI      .1  PGM-SERVER       SELW
>   STATS        QNOTES      BCI      .0  PGM-STATS        SELW
>   UPDATE       QNOTES      BCI      .0  PGM-UPDATE       EVTW
>
> Rob Berendt
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