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Re: Mass Importing - Indexing Failure
Strange, I don't think the poolPreparedStatements setting should result
in different behaviour for different users.  You should also make sure
that the newly created user has publish rights (if his documents are not
published, they are not indexed).

Anyway, you still should remove the poolPreparedStatements line (or set
it to false).

Rebuilding the full text index is described here:

=EF=BB=BFhttp://cocoondev.org/daisydocs-2_2/373-cd/18-cd.html

I would not advise to delete the indexstore (for one, it requires you to
shut down the repository which will probably cripple the wiki until the
repository comes up again).

The referenced page also describes how to update the index for a limited
set of documents (by specifying a query) - I think that's the way to go
here (only update the documents recently updated by the newly created
user)

HTH,
Karel

On Fri, 2008-06-13 at 11:37 +0200, Bart Van den Abeele wrote:
> Hi,
>=20
> I guess i have a simular problem.  I've added allot of documents in a
> batch script and afterwards the indexen doesn't seem to werk for
> certain users.  I tested with a admin user and his files were index,
> however de documents of a newly create user were not indexed, even his
> username would not occur on the document.
>=20
> I've checked and the following line is present : <property
> name=3D"poolPreparedStatements" value=3D"true"/>
> The next line is also present :<usageManager id=3D"memory-manager"
> limit=3D"0 MB"/>
>=20
> Should i disabel the 1st line and rebuild the index.  How do i do
> this.  Is it safe to do this?  It is live-data so i would not like to
> make mistakes!
>=20
> Grtz,
> Bart
>=20
> Bruno Dumon schreef:=20 
ickly. 
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stall. 
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