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  1. Oracle Universal Content Management

    WEBOracle® Univeral Content Management (Oracle UCM) provides a unified application for several different kinds of content management. This chapter discusses the following topics: ... Oracle URM may use the UCM

  2. OracleTextSearch - Oracle Help Center

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    A search request is a special kind of Oracle UCM service. When the Oracle UCM system receives a search request, it sends the request on to the search engine using a search engine API. This allows different search engines to be used with the Oracle UCM system.
    While Oracle UCM provides numerous search options using a variety of databases (Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server, IBM DB2), by default the database that serves as the search index is the same system database used by Oracle UCM to manage metadata and other configuration information (users, security groups, and so on.).
    A service is a function or procedure that is performed by the Oracle Universal Content Management (Oracle UCM) system. Calling an Oracle UCM service (making a service request) is the only way a client can communicate with the Oracle UCM system or access the Oracle Content Server database.
    Access mode: Oracle UCM is accessible via HTTP and HTTPS by default. Internationalization: Users can specify a time zone using their profile page. If the locale is not specified in a profile, the system determines that from a HTTP header variable. Services and WLST: Content Server cannot easily be run as a Windows service using WLS.
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  5. Oracle UCM: Searching content using logical operators

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  8. UCM Search operator "Contains" - My Oracle Support

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  10. GET_SEARCH_RESULTS webservice response says ivalid QueryText

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