Automate index building

Automate index building (acrobat x, win xp): does it work or does it not? I do not find a documentation using index building with windows scheduler. A link or an example would be helful.
Thank you.

Kishore
Since you are saying it is DW envrionment, how many of those indexes will be used in your queries. Instead of rebuilding indexes, gathering up to date stats at the end of your batch jobs and before your users query would probably be more benefiical.
Index rebuild may not be beneficial like several experts have mentioned in this forum and their blogs. I think there would be very few cases that would benefit from the index rebuilds and from your situation and from what i understand from the description, it may not benefit
My 2 cents
MSK

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Aborting index build. Too many errors with finding and copying files ...

Hi dears,
I'm using UCM 11g.
I'm trying to start the automatic update cycle. When i start it, it gives me an error message just like :
Indexing aborted at :<time>. Aborting index build. Too many errors with finding and copying files to the appropriate place.+
Can anybody help me about this problem?
Helps will be appreciated.
Erdo
Edited by: erdo on 28.Mar.2013 11:11

Read this: error in Collection Rebuild Cycle
and maybe also UCM Indexer - Collection Rebuild Cycle errorring out

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http://wiki.oracle.com/page/UCM+Ant+Buid+Script
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I have a Composite application currently configured for my DEV Environment. I have two more environments UAT, and IST on which the same Composite Application should be deployed. The environment details such as 1) Host Name , 2) Port Number , for UAT and IST are different.
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yuvaraj

Hi yuvarag,
I take it that you're working in a 5.1.3 environment. I was in a similar situation, and although I wasn't able to automate the process as I would have liked, I was able to make some modifications to the build process that made it acceptable.
For one thing, our QA dept would not allow us to build separate ear files, using different environments, for QA and production. They were willing to sign off on the QA file that they had tested, but as far as they were concerned (and I fully agreed) they had not tested a new aer file build for the production environment. I was able to convince them (and myself) that using the iConfigure tool to modify the settings of the ear file was a safe way to create the production file from the QA file. This also removed any possibility of including new code into a build with the production environment.
Although it didn't get automated, I did set up a "build" user on the box that housed our repository. All builds for deployment to QA were performed by logging in as the build user to perform the build. I also made a few modifications to the build scripts that come with the commandlinecodegen tool to simplify the process. I could probably have automated the build by adding a cron entry to kick off the build script. Automating the iConfigure step would be much more difficult. But if you are free to build fresh ears for production, then you should be able to automate the process with cron, and a few tweaks to the commandlindgodegen tool.

Create automatic indexing( id) in the DB

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not by count++ but by triggering DB ...how it is done ?

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VBA script for automatically indexing topics

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To get around this, I have been trying to produce a VBA script to automatically index all occurrences in a document of the topics currently in the document index.
I have been using the MS Excel VBA development environment but find the definitions of the object model in the Excel VBA browser rather inadequate and ambiguous .
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MyDocument.Index.Topic(1)
This hasn't worked.
The plan then was to take each index topic and use it to find an occurence in the document of that topic and then use that occurence to invoke the New Page Reference...Add All option to index all occcurences of that selected term, using something like:
MyDocument.PageReferences.Add
Again, without success.
Any guidance or suggestions would be appreciated.

Dear Peter,
Many thanks for your posting, that was very helpful.
This is the state of the script so far (I have added a large number of MsgBox entries - these aren't needed, they are just for debugging purposes during development):
'VBA script which tries to work through all of the topics in the index and automatically index each occurence of them in the current text frame:
main
Function main()
Set MyInDesign = CreateObject("InDesign.Application.CS4")
If MyInDesign.Documents.Count > 0 Then
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    Set MyPage = MyDocument.Pages.Item(1)
    Set MyTextFrame = MyPage.TextFrames.Item(1)
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If Response = vbNo then
Exit For
End If
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'Set up Index options:
MyIndex.IndexOptions.Title = "Index"
MyIndex.IndexOptions(1).TitleStyle="Chapter Head"
MyIndex.IndexOptions(1).ReplaceExistingIndex = True
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MyIndex.Generate
Else
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End If
End Function
There are a couple of problem areas still:
1. Index terms appear to be added irrespective of whether or not that particular page reference already exists in the index.
This can result in duplicate page references under each topic - especially if the script is run several times.
Is there any way of avoiding these duplicate references?
2. I haven't yet suceeded in getting the script to generate the index - so far I've had to do it manually after the script has run.
The problem lies somewhere in the code to set up the index options and then generate the index.
3. It might be useful to be able to limit the indexing to the curent story rather than the whole document - but I haven't yet got it to do that.
Best wishes.

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Insufficient disk space during index build?

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Error: Index Build Failed - Insufficient Disk Space
I have over 5GB of disk space. I have cleared my general temp folder.
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Exception in thread 'main' java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: lia/meetlucene/Indexer
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How can I make my Mac automatically index a USB drive?

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I'm running OS X 10.5.8 (9L31a) on an iMac G5 with a PowerPC G5 (3.0) processor.
The drive in question is NTFS, but it also seems like the Mac doesn't index FAT-formatted USB drives if they were formatted on a PC.
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Parallel processing on NONCLUSTERED COLUMNSTORE index build MIA

Environment:
SQL2014 Enterprise 12.0.2370
WindowsServer2008R2 Enterprise
HP Blade x5570 (12 core)
Issue:
I am attempting to build a NONCLUSTERED COLUMNSTORE INDEX on a very large partitioned table.
Every partition for the table and its indices has its own file, so I can track file IO activity as a proxy for activity on any given partition.
The default MAXDOP for the instance is 0, and I did not specify MAXDOP in the create statement.
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The build started by accessing all the data partitions and updating all the target index partitions. It was clear from the time this process spent reading each data partition, that this task was not related to the actual data. It was a painfully slow affair.
After this first pass through the data partitions, it again started accessing the data partitions sequentially and updating the corresponding index partitions.
What is of some concern is the following:
1: The access is sequential through the partitions in both passes. There is no evidence whatsoever of parallel build processing of the index partitions.
2: CPU usage is trivial
3: IO read volume from the data partitions is 100 times less than the SAN capability for the array on which the data partitions are stored.The process is apparently not in any hurry to read the data.
4: IO write activity for the index partitions is about 1/3 of the read volume. This seems reasonable.
5: tempdb is on an SSD array and shows no significant queuing activity.
There is no obvious evidence of any parallel index build occurring.
I had expected 12 partitions at a time being processed (evidenced by simultaneous IO to 12 partitions) and a significant CPU load across the cores.
I am seeing neither of these things.
This is a painfully slow process, so any insights on this would be helpful.

Thank you for your internet standard questions.
1: There is no execution plan for an index other than "create index"
2: 2 numa nodes, and yes it can see them.
3: select scheduler_id, current_tasks_count, runnable_tasks_count, work_queue_count, pending_disk_io_count
FROM sys.dm_os_schedulers
WHERE scheduler_id < 255
0   4   0   0   0
1   4   0   0   0
2   5   0   0   0
3   4    1    0   0
4   2   0   0   0
5   3   0   0   0
6   3   0   0   0
7   4   0   0   0
8   3   0   0   0
9   3   0   0   0
10   2   0   0   0
11   4   0   0   0
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4: By definition, a column store index needs to read all the data, so statistics are irrelevant because for any execution plan, it is by definition "get all the data as quickly as possible". The cardinality values for the table partitions are maintained
in the metadata and are correct.
5: EXEC sp_configure 'max degree of parallelism'
name   minimum   maximum   config_value   run_value
max degree of parallelism   0   32767   0   0

RTree index build fails with ORA-13230

Hi all,
We are running Oracle8i Enterprise Edition Release 8.1.7.0.0 on Windows NT.
Our spatial table PKT_KP has exactly 1349162 records, and the statements:
DROP INDEX PKT_KP_INDX FORCE;
CREATE INDEX PKT_KP_INDX ON PKT_KP (GEOMETRY)
INDEXTYPE IS MDSYS.SPATIAL_INDEX
PARAMETERS ('SDO_INDX_DIMS=2 SDO_RTR_PCTFREE=0 SDO_FANOUT=40
SDO_COMMIT_INTERVAL=512 SDO_ MAX_MEMORY=25000000 TABLESPACE=DKMINDX INITIAL=64K NEXT=64K
MAXEXTENTS=UNLIMITED');
produced the following error list:
ORA-29855: error occurred in the execution of ODCIINDEXCREATE routine
ORA-13230: failed to create temporary table [GST_KF_INDX_tr2$$] during R-tree creation
ORA-29400: data cartridge error
ORA-00907: missing right parenthesis
ORA-06512: at "MDSYS.SDO_INDEX_METHOD", line 8
ORA-06512: at line 1
I read carefully all documents here on this error and I've tried every suggestion, especially undocumented SDO_ MAX_MEMORY parameter with the several values: 25000000, 33554432, 67108864, etc.
1. Plenty of free space in the tablespace DKMINDX
2. Plenty of free space in the TEMP tablespace
3. Temporary table GST_KF_INDX_tr0$$ exists, and has 1349162 records
4. Temporary table GST_KF_INDX_tr1$$ exists, and has no records
Does anyone have any ideas?
Thanks in advance,
Zdravko

Hi,
In 8.1.7.0 I was able to create an r-tree index on a table with over 10 million points using the following command (which I wouldn't recommend in 9i):
create index mydata_sidx on mydata(geometry)
INDEXTYPE IS MDSYS.SPATIAL_INDEX
PARAMETERS('INITIAL=400M NEXT=25M PCTINCREASE=0 SDO_RTR_PCTFREE=0');
In my procedure I didn't actually set the tablespace in the create index - I think I set the user's default tablespace to the tablespace I wanted the index to go into.
Also, if I remember correctly, in 8.1.7 r-tree index builds required a lot of temp space, so you might want to check to make sure you have plenty (this was changed in 9i). Also, you might want to remove stuff like sdo_commit_interval, which is not used for r-tree index builds. If your data is only 2d you won't need sdo_indx_dims.
All that said, I don't ever remember seeing "missing right parenthesis".
I did just notice you have a space between sdo_ and max_memory.
So if I were you, I'd use a more modest create index statement:
from system account:
alter user whoever default tablespace dkmindx;
connect whoever/whoeverspassword
DROP INDEX PKT_KP_INDX FORCE;
CREATE INDEX PKT_KP_INDX ON PKT_KP (GEOMETRY)
INDEXTYPE IS MDSYS.SPATIAL_INDEX
PARAMETERS (SDO_RTR_PCTFREE=0
INITIAL=64M NEXT=10M');

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