Advanced Settings

Processing

Nice Factor

A nice factor is a factor determining the priority of the importing process. 0 = import as fast as possible, 100 = import more slowly to minimize CPU and disk usage during import

Example interface:

Range1 - 100

Default:50

Cache Size

The cache size in MBytes you want to use for the indexer, per index.

Example interface:

Range256 - 16000 mbytes

Default:256 mbytes

Example:512 mbytes

Language

The primary language used for indexing. This setting controls the stoplist and stemming algorithm used for full text indexing. English stopping and stemming will also be used as a secondary language to ensure mixed content indexes well.

Default:en

Index Segmentation

Segment by Count

You can break the archive into segments based on count. This allows older segments to be expired when no longer needed.

Example interface:

Range10 - 1000 thousand entries

Default:1000 thousand entries

Example:500 thousand entries

Segment by Age

You can break the archive into segments based on age. This allows older segments to be expired when no longer needed

Example interface:

Range0 - 24000 days

Default:180 days

Example:30 days

Expire segments after

You can expire archive segments based on age (days). This allows older segments to be expired when no longer needed. Set this to 0 for no expiry

Example interface:

Range0 - 24000 days

Default:9999 days

Example:30 days

Move to

You can move expired archive segments based to another disk or network location. The move will take place in the background

Example interface:

Example:\\backup\oldarchives\

Query

Query Timeout

The timeout to use for queries

Example interface:

Range5 - 600 seconds

Default:60 seconds

Example:240 seconds

Auxiliary Index Paths

You can optionally use additional index segments from another path ass econdary indices that will be used for longer-term, slower, queries.

Example interface:

Example:\\backup\oldarchives\