Content Search Repository Properties

The following properties apply to any Content Search Repository object in the library system.

Content Search Repository ID

Displays the unique numeric ID for the content search repository (for example, 1). The system assigns this value and it is not user modifiable.

Content Search Repository Name

Displays the unique alphanumeric name for the content search repository (for example, index001). The system assigns this value and it is not user modifiable.

Device

Displays the name of the disk drive or root directory where the content search repository is located (for example, c:). The user supplies the value when adding the content search repository, using the drop-down list supplied and maintained by the library system. You can modify this value to move the repository to a new location. However, the path to the storage repository files, as well as the files themselves, must exist on the new device. See: Edit Object propertiesedit_properties.

 

Hour of Day to Cleanup

Indicates the time of day (in 24-hour format) when the CSMERGE utility runs. The default is 2 (2 a.m.).

 

Indexing Status

Displays the operational status of the content search repository. The most common values that appear include:

Max Repository Size

Indicates the maximum size (in bytes) of the content search repository.

Number of Indexing Errors

Indicates the number of indexing errors that occurred when the indexing daemon last processed the queued indexing actions for this content search repository.

Path

Displays the unique name that identifies the server where the content search repository is located. The user supplies this value and it can be modified to move the repository.

Server

Displays the unique name ID for the server where the content search repository is located. The user selects this value and can modify it.