What I want to do is schedule a server tasks that will index all views in a
database, even if they have never been opened by a user.
All help is appreciated, as always.
Gary
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Gary Simmons
GE Capital TMS Canada
GSim...@GECTS.GE.COM
Parameter Description: What to type at Server console:
-V Update views. The database name is optional. Load UPDALL MyDB -V
-F Update all full text indexes. Load UPDALL MyDB -F
-L Update all full text indexes defined by Index Update Frequencyas
'Daily', 'Hourly', or 'Immediate'. Load UPDALL -L
-M Update all full text indexes defined by Index Update Frequencyas
'Hourly' or 'Immediate'. Load UPDALL -M
-H Update all full text indexes defined by Index Update Frequencyas
'Immediate'. Load UPDALL -H
-C Build indexes for views that haven't already been built. The database
must be specified. Load UPDALL MyDB -C
-T Update a particular view, by Title. The database and entire view title
must be specified. * This is an undocumented parameter -- (If a view title
is cascaded, the value returned by @viewtitle will not work as an argument.
In general, Notes @ commands have problems with view names that are
cascaded with synonyms.) Load UPDALL MyDB -T "Connections"
-R Force rebuild of every view that has been opened. The database name is
optional. This is a resource-intensive option. When running on a large
database, it is best to bring the server down, and run UPDALL from the OS/2
prompt (C:\$UPDALL Names -R). * This is an undocumented parameter Load
UPDALL MyDB -R
Hope this helps, please note I am not certain that all parameters work in
version 4.x
Regards
Jim
Gary Simmons <GSim...@GECTS.GE.COM> wrote in article
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Maybe try Notes Administration Help database that came w/ Notes? Look
for the topic:
"Details: Running the Updall server task manually or through a program
document"
Looks like - C (below) may be what you are looking for
- C builds all unused views and all full text indexes.