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  • UPDATE_FULLTEXT_THREAD


    Article information
    Server Notes.inis
    best practice , full text indexing , views
    Harry Peebles
    05/20/2008
    Amy Smith
    06/11/2008
      Written by IBM

  • Edit
  • 6/11/2008 2:43:22 PMAmy Smith
    Explanation:
    Full-text indexing operations occurring on the Domino server can cause performance degradation. By default, the full-text indexing function is performed by the update threads that are responsible for updating views. This can quickly translate into a bottleneck for update processing on the Domino server.

    Setting the Update_Fulltext_Thread parameter to 1 allows use of a separate thread to do full text indexing so that long full text indexes don't delay view updates. By default, view updates and full text index updates are driven by the same thread. View updating will still work in "updall." Additionally, to decrease latency between full-text indexing operations, set the FTUPDATE_IDLE_TIME parameter to a value less than 5 (which is the default behavior)

    Recommendation:

    Set UPDATE_FULLTEXT_THREAD=1 and FTUPDATE_IDLE_TIME < 5 in your configuration to improve server performance

    Related Settings:

    FTUPDATE_IDLE_TIME, FTUPDATE_IDLE_TIME_MS, UPDATE_DISABLE_FULLTEXT

    References:

    Technote 1247507
    Compact operation not performed immediately on a busy server
    http://www.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21247507

    Domino Configuration Tuner:

    This setting is included in the DCT catalog of best practices as of Domino 8.5

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