EPrints 2.2 Documentation - reindex command |
reindex - rebuild the indexes and order information for a dataset.
reindex archiveid [options] [dataset]
This script rebuilds the indexs are ordering information of a dataset, eg. ``archive'' or ``users''. The time it takes will depend on the number of records in the dataset.
This script should be run if you change the way that the free text indexing function works or change the descriptions of subjects or sets (and want them to sort correctly).
reindex should not be run lightly on a larget archive; a back-of-the-envelope estimate at running time is 1 second per record.
So 300 records will take about 5 minutes. 3000 records will take about an hour and 30000 records will take something like 10 hours!
This is part of this EPrints 2 system. EPrints 2 is developed by Christopher Gutteridge.
EPrints Version: 2.2.1
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Chris Gutteridge may be contacted at support@eprints.org
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EPrints c/o Christopher Gutteridge Department of Electronics and Computer Science University of Southampton SO17 1BJ United Kingdom
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EPrints 2.2 Documentation - reindex command |