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Is there a way to rebuild the search index? Can search old posts.
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Yes, there is a tool. We'll run it as soon as things cold down.

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Is the tool included in the distribution? I want to make sure I have ways to recover in case this happen to my site.
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Rafael, looks like I am still not able to search old threads.
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Yeah, I know. I'm running out of time for the last weeks, so some tasks are being delayed.

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Rafael Steil wrote:Yes, there is a tool. We'll run it as soon as things cold down.

Rafael



hi Rafael-

Is that tool available? I need to rebuild the search index (it got screwed up).


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hi Rafael-

Is that tool available yet? We really need to rebuild the search index for about a million imported posts (not using API, but directly into the database).

Otherwise we are thinking about doing it ourselves, via the API SearchFacade.init(Post). Is that a realistic option, or is there a lot more to it?

Thanks in advance for a quick reply,
Dennis
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Hey,

You can download it from https://jforum.dev.java.net/source/browse/jforum/tools/searchIndexer/

If you encounter problems using it, let us know. In case of bugs, any help is welcome

Rafael
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One manual method I used to recreate the search index was to do the following:

Notes: I am using the Quartz search implementation.

truncate the SEARCH_WORDMATCH and SEARCH_WORDS tables.

I then inserted a single record into SEARCH_WORDMATCH or SEARCH_WORDS -- I forget which one it was now.

I then watched the logs when the Quartz indexer started and the site was re-indexed for searching goodness.

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Thanx for the quick response Rafael! We'll be testing it today or maybe monday...
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Hi,

From the SearchIndexer.java i found:

I fixed a few things in the SearchIndexer.java(tool)

1. In insert query for jforum_search_words ,primary key word_id is not taken care .

2. Also sb.length() is not checked -hence indexoutofbounds exception

Once these r taken care..search is working fine,..BUT the numbers in the post are not indexed and hence search on a number in the post is not working..

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Hi Rafael,

this tool is only usefull for non-oracle databases .


PreparedStatement posts = this.conn.prepareStatement("SELECT post_text AS text, post_subject AS subject, post_id AS id FROM jforum_posts_text limit 400")

will not work for oracle bcos in oracle, BLOB is the type for post_text in jforum_posts_text table
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Do we have anything for oracle DB users?


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Could you please attach the fixed file here, so we can update the CVS? Thank you

Rafael
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