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Table Of Contents
- Copyright Information
- Table of Content
- Overview
- Understanding PlanetPress Search
- The PlanetPress Search Program
- Search Profiles And Databases
- Searching in PlanetPress Search
- Search
- Search Result
- Detailed Directions
- Perform a Search Using a Basic Query
- Perform a Search Using an SQL Query
- Change the View on Search Results
- Select Search Results
- View the PDF Associated with a Search Result
- Create a PDF of Search Result Pages
- Print PDF Pages Referenced by Search Results
- Print a Summary of the Search Results List
- Copy Information from the Results List
- Advanced Concepts
- Index
PlanetPress Search examines the archive folders you specified and for each document it finds, creates a record in the
database. If you cleared the Unattended database creation/update option in the Database options of User Options, Plan-
etPress Search displays a message if it encounters an error. Click OK to continue.
4. In PlanetPress Search, choose Options | RebuildDatabase.
PlanetPress Search prompts you to confirm the build.
5. Click Yes to confirm.
PlanetPress Search populates each record in the database with the information from all of the PDI files associated with
the document referenced by that record.When it completes this operation, the newly built database is available for
searching.
If you cleared the Unattended database creation/update option in the Database options of User Options, PlanetPress
Search prompts you for confirmation to continue if it encounters an error.
Updating a Search Database from PlanetPress Workflow
You can configure PlanetPress Image to automatically update an existing search database when it executes a document. If a
record for the document already exists in the database, PlanetPress Image adds the index information to the database. If the
document does not yet exist in the database, PlanetPress Image adds a new record for the document along with the index
information for the document, to the database. This is useful when you want to eliminate the need to refresh or rebuild the
database from within PlanetPress Search. Consult the PlanetPress Workflow Tools User Guide for more information on
this feature.
Rebuild the Contents of a Database
This procedure describes how to rebuild the contents of an existing database. You rebuild a database to ensure it accurately
reflects the current state of the archive folders it references. You refresh a database if the only change in any of the archive
folders is that more files have been added since the previous rebuild or refresh. See "Refresh the Contents of a Database"
(page 20).
If you want to modify the set of archive folders the database uses, see Build the Contents of a Database for the First Time.
To rebuild the contents of a database:
1. Load one of the search profiles that reference the database you want to rebuild. See "Load a Search Profile" (page 21).
The search profile you load must permit rebuilds of its database. In a network installation, it is common for the admin-
istrator to control database updates. See "Database Considerations in a Network Installation" (page 41).
2. If necessary, choose Options | User Options, click Databaseoptions, and adjust the settings for the database.
See "Set User Options" (page 12).
Search Profiles And Databases
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