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Microsoft Sharepoint Products and Technologies Resource Kit eBook

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620 Part VII: Information Management in SharePoint <strong>Products</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Technologies</strong><br />

■ Starting, stopping, or pausing index build jobs.<br />

■ Deleting a content index. You’ll delete a content index file only when the file is<br />

no longer needed <strong>and</strong> there are no content sources assigned to that index file.<br />

Content index management is performed from the Manage Search Settings And<br />

Indexed Content section of the Site Settings page in SharePoint Portal Server 2003.<br />

Resetting a Content Index<br />

Resetting a content index is the best way to empty an index file <strong>and</strong> force a fullupdate<br />

index to run for all the content sources that are using that index file. You’ll<br />

want to do this if the index file becomes corrupted or if you want to quickly start a<br />

manual full update of all assigned content sources.<br />

Perform the following steps to reset a content index:<br />

1. On the Manage Content Indexes page, rest the pointer on the index name <strong>and</strong><br />

then click the arrow that appears.<br />

2. On the menu that appears, click Reset Content Index.<br />

3. On the message box that appears, click OK.<br />

Resetting the index stops any updates that are in progress <strong>and</strong> empties the<br />

index completely. In a server farm configuration, the old index exists on the search<br />

servers until index propagation has occurred.<br />

Deleting a Content Index<br />

Deleting a content index is performed from the Manage Search Settings And<br />

Indexed Content section on the Site Settings page. You’ll delete a content index only<br />

when you’ve either moved the content sources to another index file or if you no<br />

longer need the content in the index to appear in the search results for your users.<br />

Note You can delete a content index only if you have enabled Advanced<br />

Search Administration Mode. You cannot delete the Portal_Content or<br />

Non_Portal_Content indexes.<br />

Perform the following steps to delete a content index:<br />

1. On the Manage Content Indexes page, point to the content index name <strong>and</strong><br />

then click the arrow that appears.<br />

2. On the menu that appears, click Delete.<br />

3. In the confirmation message box that appears, click OK.

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