FT indexing immediately

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Hi,

We have a browser based application desined for user to raise IT requests. Problem is when user creats a request the index takes almost 15 min to search the document.

We have used a agent to manually index the database, the agent set to run after the document created or modified.

Dim session As New NotesSession

Dim db As NotesDatabase

Set db = session.CurrentDatabase

If ( db.LastModified > db.LastFTIndexed )

Then

Call db.UpdateFTIndex( False )

End If

The agent run sucessfull but still index process takes 15 min to update.

Any help to getting the database index immediately.

Thanks for knowledge sharing.

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Subject: FT indexing immediately

Does the code return any errors? It must be run on behalf of the server, because LS has to consider the db as “local”.

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Subject: RE: FT indexing immediately

Greeting Harkpabst,

And thanks for you response.

The agent is signed by server id. We tried executing the code manually as well schedule but didnt encountered any error.

Do we need to configure the agent to run as using server id.

Can we set the agent debugging parameter to confirm the error.

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Subject: RE: FT indexing immediately

Hi,

Full Text Index Does Not Appear to Update Immediately

JYR

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Subject: RE: FT indexing immediately

Hi,

Thanks for your response.

I have gone through the document previously which say there will be a delay of 15 min. I wanted to further reduce the deplay and wanted an actual immediate indexing. Hence i have used the code pasted in the previous posting.

As per my bussiness requirement the db should get indexed immediately once the document is create dor modified.

Hence i have used the code for manual indexing but still i am not able to get the desired results.

Waiting for an expert to addressed this issue.

Thanks

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Subject: RE: FT indexing immediately

Hi,

Yu said:

Waiting for an expert to addressed this issue.

You will have to open a support call

JYR

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Subject: Have you considered using db.search instead?

Seen as you’re going to reindex anyway, why not use db.search the performance nowdays is not much different to ft.search

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Subject: RE: Have you considered using db.search instead?

Thanks,

Can you please provide some more on the db.search

Thanks