Reindexing Settings

Reindexer Enable

When set to true, index configuration changes automatically initiate a background reindexing operation on the entire database. When set to false, any new index settings take effect for future documents loaded into the database; existing documents retain the old settings until they are reloaded or until you set reindexer enable to true. For information on how the reindexer effects queries, see Query Behavior with Reindex Settings Enabled and Disabled.

Reindexer Throttle

Sets the priority of system resources devoted to reindexing. Higher numbers give reindexing a higher priority.

Reindexer Timestamp

Specifies the timestamp of fragments to force a reindex/refragment operation. Click the get current timestamp button to enter the current system timestamp. When you set this parameter to a timestamp and reindex enable is set to true, it causes a reindex and refragment operation on all fragments in the database that have a timestamp equal to or less than the specified timestamp. Note that if you restore a database that has a timestamp set, if there are fragments in the restored content that are older than the specified content, they will start to reindex as soon as they are restored.