I know there are some files (primarily .DOC and .DOCX files some created a year or so ago) that are missing.
Is there some way to force a reindex? I know it would take awhile so could let it run overnight or so.
Thanks.
files missing in index
Re: files missing in index
I'm sorry if I missed something, but afaik - quit Everything, delete Everything.db, start Everything - should do the trick.
There is something in your message that troubles me though "Running overnight"?
I have a 28TB RAID6 with well above 16.000.000 files and Everything clocks in a little past two minutes at the finish line.
Compared to that, I really can't see what size of storage that would take overnight to finish - Do you host the entire internet or what?
Like I said, it may be something I miss here...
There is something in your message that troubles me though "Running overnight"?
I have a 28TB RAID6 with well above 16.000.000 files and Everything clocks in a little past two minutes at the finish line.
Compared to that, I really can't see what size of storage that would take overnight to finish - Do you host the entire internet or what?
Like I said, it may be something I miss here...
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Re: files missing in index
I just thought that if you do something like sort by size that takes a long time that it would take a long time to build a database.
If it builds that fast, why does it take so long to resort it?
If it builds that fast, why does it take so long to resort it?
Re: files missing in index
Both are different principles though. Sorting on any other than Name (Main) , Path , Type , Ext which are the default parallel indexes done while building the database , will take enormous time.kingochowdah wrote:I just thought that if you do something like sort by size that takes a long time that it would take a long time to build a database.
If it builds that fast, why does it take so long to resort it?
(for example size, date created). Indexing on all other available columns is something most of us are waiting for , which the developer himself has assured to be in his todo list.