indexcheck [-av days] [-c <exist|words|docs|stats|ChecksumValidate|ChecksumCreate|MissingDocs|MissingContent|MissingItemsLogFile>] [-csv filename] [-d] [-db server_name] [-diff number] [-f index_folder] [-ignorewarnings] [-rebuild filename] [-s] [-t <0-6> filename] [-v <0-3>] [-?|-h]
Table: IndexCheck parameters describes the available parameters.
Table: IndexCheck parameters
Use this parameter |
To do this |
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-av days |
Check whether the avtrace.log file in the index folder of an archive has been updated within the specified number of days. Updates to this file may indicate that there is a problem with the index. |
-c <exist|words|docs|stats|ChecksumValidate|ChecksumCreate|MissingDocs|MissingContent|MissingItemsLogFile> |
Specify the checks to perform, and in what order. The options are as follows:
If you omit the -c parameter, IndexCheck performs all checks and automatically includes the parameters -ignorewarnings and -av 3. |
-csv filename |
Specify the name of an output |
-d |
Send logging information to the DTrace utility. See About DTrace. |
-db server_name |
Identify the Directory database server. |
-diff number |
Instruct IndexCheck to report an error only if the difference between the index statistics and the database statistics exceeds or equals the specified number. Use this parameter with the -c stats parameter. |
-f index_folder |
Specify the folder that contains the indexes. If you do not append any parameter to the utility other than -f index_folder, IndexCheck automatically includes the -c exist parameter. |
-ignorewarnings |
Suppress the initial warnings about not running the utility on live indexes. This parameter is intended for expert users only. |
-rebuild filename |
Rebuild the indexes that are listed in the specified
|
-s |
Stop the utility when it encounters an error. |
-t <0-6> filename |
Enable tracing at the specified level and to the specified file for any errors that AltaVista finds. |
-v <0-3> |
Set the output verbosity when reporting to the console. The options are 0 (no output), 1 (errors only), 2 (information), and 3 (verbose). |
-? or -h |
Display online help on this utility. |