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Manually Perform A Search Refresh On All Content

  Asked By: Joseph Scott         Date: Aug 17, 2009      Category: Sharepoint      Views: 248
 

With the Title property in WSS 3.0, all of our search queries return
the Title for the header. However, most of our documents have really
bad titles. To fix this we decided to run a SQL query to update the
title property so it is the same as the document Name. This works fine,
however the search database never updates these values since it was
done behind the scenes. My guess is that whenever you update a document
it is flagged somehow to be updated the next time the Search Refresh is
run.

Is there a way to manually refresh all the documents in the search
database? This way all my changes behind the scenes should show up.

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2 Answers Found

 
Answer #1       Answered By: Quentin Cummings          Answered On: Aug 17, 2009       

Could it be that the change will only be picked up by a full crawl and
not an incremental one?

 
Answer #2       Answered By: Bhoomi Chabaria          Answered On: Aug 17, 2009       

There is no 'reset' function in Windows SharePoint Services 3.0. If it
is a standalone server, stopping and start the service in CENTRAL ADMIN
should do it.

Or, the way I do it:

Stsadm.exe -o spsearchdiacriticsensitive -setstatus True

Be sure not to use the ' -noreset'. Because you change diacritics, it
forces a Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 index reset

 
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