To view the index data, click Index Information from the Document Store Information page.
Table 2-3 summarizes the details of indexing activity displayed by a document store. The document store metrics also report the number of document sections added during indexing.
Classification |
Property |
Value |
|---|---|---|
Files |
found |
The number of files found |
new |
The number of new (unindexed) files found |
|
modified |
The number of updated (modified since the previous indexing session) files found |
|
deleted |
The number of files that have been indexed but no longer exist |
|
attempted |
The number of files the indexer attempted to index for which the result is either a success or a failure |
|
skipped |
The number of files purposefully ignored |
|
unsupported |
The number of files that are not supported for indexing |
|
Documents |
added |
The number of documents added during the current indexing session |
removed |
The number of documents removed during the current indexing session |
|
total |
The total number of documents indexed |
|
Sections |
added |
The number of sections added during the current indexing session |
removed |
The number of sections removed during the current indexing session |
|
total |
The total number of sections indexed |
|
errors |
The total number of errors during the current indexing session |
Table 2-4 summarizes the data collected during an indexing session. The Document Store Index Information page summarizes the data structures, which is the combination of all completed indexing sessions.
Property |
Value |
|---|---|
Document sections |
The total number of live and deleted document sections in the indexes of all index stripes |
Deleted document sections |
The total number of deleted document sections in the indexes of all index stripes |
Live document sections |
The total number of live document sections in the indexes of all document stripes |
Number of Stripes |
The number of index stripes the indexed data is split across |
Index Stripes |
The details of each index stripe that the indexed data is split across |
