Maintaining your search index

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Perform the following steps as part of your database back up and recovery procedures.

• Each time that you back up your database(s), also backup the Juru search indexes which have been built and coincide with the current state of your database(s). These indexes are maintained under...

  <was_home>\wpcp\config\WebSphere_Portal\author\Indexes

  You should use a collection tool that will recursively collect the contents within a directory to back up these indexes. For example, on a Windows 2000 server, you might use:

  cd /d <was_home>\wpcp\config\WebSphere_Portal\author
  zip -o -r <backupDir>\juruIndexes.zip Indexes

  On Linux/UNIX run:

  cd $WAS_HOME/wpcp/config/WebSphere_Portal/author
  tar cvf juruIndexes.tar Indexes

• If you have to restore your database(s), restore the indexes that you backed up along with your database(s). For example, on an AIX server you might use:

  cd $WAS_HOME/wpcp/config/WebSphere_Portal/author
  rm -rf Indexes
  tar -xvf $backupDir/juruIndexes.tar

 

Related tasks

• Set up document libraries
• Assigning user access
• Set up document management
• Set up browser plugins
• Set up draft approvals
• Set up file type definitions
• Using IBM Content Manager as a datastore for Document Manager

 

See also

• Searching documents and folders
• Document libraries
• Document management
• Productivity Components
• Collaborating in Document Manager
• Viewing documents in HTML
• Troubleshooting

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