7.5

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PlanetPress Search database structure.

Tables Values and Relationships

Table_

Doc_#

PlanetPress Search index values (INDEX_#) are associated with the page number (Page_Number) in the PDF

(PDF_ID) they appear in. Each of the PlanetPress documents that generate a PDF which PlanetPress Search can

query has a unique Table_Doc_# table.

Table_

Document

PlanetPress documents are associated to a unique Doc_ID integer. The integer is then included in the Table_Doc_#

table naming convention generated for the document.

Table_

Index

Index_Id integers are associated to their labels (Index_Name) as defined in the PlanetPress documents. The integer

is then included in the INDEX_# field naming convention generated for the Table_Doc_# table.

Table_

PDF

PDF_ID integers are associated to a Doc_ID integer provided by the Table_Document table, and a Path_ID

integer in the Table_Path table.

Table_

Path

Path_ID integers are associated to the Path of each of the PDFs that are included in the database.

Command Line Rebuild and Refresh

In PlanetPress Search version 7.3 and higher, it is possible to use the PlanetPress Search executable to refresh and rebuild

your database directly from the command line.

The Command

ppsearch.exe (-rebuild|-refresh) ["c:\path\to\profile.prf"]

Parameters

l ppsearch.exe :Full path to the ppsearch executable, which is normally "C:\Program Files\PlanetPress

Suite 7\PlanetPress Search\PPSearch.exe". On 64-bit systems, "Program Files"becomes "Program Files

(x86)".

Advanced Concepts