fts_close - Linux
Overview
The fts_close command is used to close a full-text search session, terminating the search process initiated by fts_open. It is primarily used to free system resources and clean up any temporary data associated with the search operation.
Syntax
fts_close [-h] session
Options/Flags
-h: Display usage information and exit.
Examples
Simple example:
fts_close session_id
Closing multiple sessions:
fts_close session_id1 session_id2
Common Issues
- Error closing session: Ensure that the provided session ID is valid and the session has not already been closed.
- Permission denied: Verify that the user has sufficient permissions to close the search session.
Integration
fts_close can be used in conjunction with commands like find and grep to enhance search operations:
find . | grep -F 'keyword' | fts_open session_id | fts_read [options]