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content conversion - do we need to execute isfsfix

srvijayanandh

The iwfsck command was run on the teamsite4.5 content store. It gave around 5 errors, basically all are deletes. example : iwfsfix delete_tag

Now i dont want to execute these commands as we dont have time to repeat the whole process of running iwfsck. - the content store is huge.

Can i omit these errors and run iwconvert straight away?

thanks,
Vijay

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Adam Stoller

I wouldn't recommend *not* running the fixes - but you might be able to get away with running the iwconvert first, and then running iwfsck on the converted backing store (where it's a LOT faster to run iwfsck) -- however I'd suggest checking with Support first.

--fish
Senior Consultant, Quotient Inc.
http://www.quotient-inc.com

srvijayanandh

Thanks for the quick response fish.

one more question.

iwconvert is a read only operation on the source content store - right? Is there any chance of the source content store getting corrupted due to iwconvert? i dont think there is any.

Am i right in assuming this?

thanks,
Vijay

Adam Stoller

The source store (4.5.x) is only being read - and therefore should be able to become [more] corrupt.
The target store (5.5.2) is being written to - and could become corrupt if something unexpected happens (though I believe it's pretty robust) - I have no idea how well it deals with the GI part of GIGO though - and that's where my concern would lie if you were planning to convert from a backing store with known issues.

--fish
Senior Consultant, Quotient Inc.
http://www.quotient-inc.com