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--- "Leonard S. Berkowitz" <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> "The nice thing about OMNIDEX is you can just re-execute your install job,
> which will tidy things up a bit, then reindex."
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> Yes, if you have a small number of records. We have one dataset, the indexing
> of which, took seven hours on a 997-1200.
Ah, but there is a trick that can be done, it won't help you shorten the "seven
hours" but...
Re-indexing is by default a serial threaded process. It does not have to be.
If you have enough memory and disc resources, each processor can re-index one
data set. Use DBINSTAL instead of DBUTIL, open the database in READONLY and
viola.
-Craig
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