From the System page, you can select Scheduler to configure tasks that run at scheduled time intervals. You can add and edit tasks as necessary. Sybase Search displays all scheduled tasks in the Scheduled Tasks list. The Scheduled Tasks list shows when the task is scheduled to run, when it last ran, and how many times it has run.
You can set up the following Sybase Search task types:
Log janitor – deletes old log files and optionally compresses inactive log files.
Deleted logs cannot be recovered. Log janitor does not
decompress logs it has already compressed.
Document store runner – runs a full update on the document store at the configured interval.
Index unifier – unifies the document store’s indexes at the configured interval. See “Unifying index stripes”.
Web robot runner – recrawls the Web sites specified in the Web robot at specified intervals. The Web robot runner does not use the Web robot Force Refresh option.
Scheduling tasks
From the System page, select Scheduler.
Select New Scheduled Task.
To enter a label for the task you are scheduling, unselect Auto Label and enter a phrase or short description in the Label field.
By default, Auto Label is selected and a label is automatically created
depending on the task you choose to schedule.
From the Type list, select a task type. Sybase Search displays fields relevant to the selected task type.
Task type |
Fields |
---|---|
Log janitor |
Container – select a container ID. Keep Daily Logs for – select the amount of time that you want the system to keep daily logs. Compress Nonactive Logs – specify whether you want Sybase Search to compress inactive logs. |
Document store runner Index unifier |
Document Store – select a document store. |
Web robot runner |
Web Robot – select a Web robot. |
In the Every field, enter how often you want the task to run and select one of the options:
Never
Minutes
Hours
Days
Weeks
Months
Click Create. The new task is added to the list and runs at its scheduled interval.