Maintenance Options - MACROMEDIA COLFUSION MX 7 - CONFIGURING AND ADMINISTERING COLDFUSION MX Manual

Choose one of the following arguments to determine which message types are logged:
Loglevel
arguments
summary
skip
verbose
debug
trace

Maintenance options

The following sections describe the Verity Spider maintenance options.
-nooptimize
Prevents Verity Spider from optimizing the collection, thus reducing processing overhead during
indexing. Use this option sparingly, as it leaves the collection in less than optimum shape. The
following are some examples of when you might want to use this option:
•
You want to manually perform custom optimization of the collection, using the mkvdk utility.
By default, the Verity Spider optimization mimics the mkvdk actions of maxmerge and
vdbopt. For more information on the mkvdk utility, see Verity Command-Line Indexing
Reference and
•
You are running multiple indexing jobs against a collection, and want to wait until they are all
finished to optimize.
Generally, you should not leave a collection unoptimized for too long, as search times can slow
significantly.
In brief, optimizing a collection means creating a small number of large partitions, which can
greatly reduce search times.
Description
Includes the following message types:
information, warning, error, badkey, progress, summary
Use this option only if you do not want skip type messages.
Includes the following message types:
information, warning, error, badkey, progress, skip
Use this option only if you do not want summary type messages.
Includes the following message types:
information, warning, error, badkey, progress, summary, skip
Includes the following message types:
information, warning, error, badkey, progress, summary, skip, debug
Note: Only use this argument at the direction of Verity technical support or for
troubleshooting indexing problems.
Includes the following message types:
information, warning, error, badkey, progress, summary, skip, debug, trace
Note: Only use this argument at the direction of Verity technical support or for
troubleshooting indexing problems.
"Using the mkvdk utility" on page 142.
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