Force indexation after wwsbr_api.set_attribute

Hi,
I work on portal 10gr3.
I use wwsbr_api.set_attribute to set custom attribute value. I do this for several language. After each set_attribute, I call the invalidate cache and commit changes.
I expect that re-indexation job will take into account changes but this is not done. If I apply the changes manually through the web interface, these are taken into account.
Is there a way to call explicitly the re-indexation or to specify that item impacted by changes must be taken into account for the next re-indexation process ?
All help is welcome.
Thank you eddy.

Srinath,
I talk about custom attribute I create on portal 10gr3.
These attributes are defined on table wwsbr_attributes inside portal DB schema. Attribute value for an item is stored on wwv_thingattributes.
In my case, when I use the api wwsbr_api.set_attribute to seta a value for a particular attribute/item, this change is not take into account when indexes are updated. When I use the web interface, the change is take into account.
I've a lot of change to do and this is one-shoot.
Regards, Eddy.

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