Hello,
is there any way to index documents manually. By "manually" i mean via executing some oscript code or web service. I need to bypass waiting for the indexing agent to handle my documents.
Thank you.
Can you provide any background on why you need to do this? There might be some alternatives depending on the use case. There are some ways to bypass normal indexing, but they are usually reserved only for indexing items that are not Content Server objects.
Patrick.
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manually indexing
Posted bykiyashkin@lanit.ru (Kiyashkin, Anton) On 07/16/2015 09:24 AM
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I have my custom container, which contents i get using search query ( $APIBase.APISubsystem.GetItem('ApplyQuery') ). The problem is when user creates new document, he won't see the document in the container immediately.
Posted by kiyashkin@lanit.ru (Kiyashkin, Anton) On 07/16/2015 09:24 AM
I am not aware of any indexing method that would meet this requirement. Depending on your system characteristics, you might be able to adjust your Document Conversion processing interval and Extractor configuration to reduce the time needed to index items. By default, the system configuration tends to favor throughput over short duration.
Patrick
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RE manually indexing
Posted bykiyashkin@lanit.ru (Kiyashkin, Anton) On 07/16/2015 10:57 AM
Quoted Patrick Pidduck on 07/16/2015 05:57 PM:
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