La ricerca per indicizzazione eterna: server di indicizzazione sembra rimanere bloccati

Question

Ultimamente, le mie ricerche per indicizzazione sembrano a un punto morto. Non corro una grande azienda agricola, e striscio solo la fattoria e un portale Intranet piccola, forse un totale di 180 GB di contenuti, ma la scansione andrà avanti per un mese e mai finire.

indicizzazione eterni

??Chiunque incontro prima? Se sì, come hai fatto a risolverli?

Answer 1

In addition to Mikes answer, and if you are thinking of rebuilding your SSP to try and resolve the issue, I would do the following list of things first. These have helped me resolve search related issues before and are quicker to test than a creating a new SSP.

Note: My assumption is you find no errors in the logs mentioned previously and your service packs are up to date:

1. Reset the index and then do a full crawl - this may take a while for 180GB but is better than a full SSP rebuild as a first step.
2. If 1. fails then try stopping the index service via STSADM. It will ask you if you really want to do this because your index will be deleted. The answer is yes. Now you can start the service again via STSADM to provision a new index.
3. If things are still not working then it might be time to try and create a new SSP as Mike suggests.

Answer 2

Early on with MOSS I saw a lot of instability in the search and SSP functions. It sounds like Nick Hadlee had some similar experiences. I saw some issues where the indexer continued to lock up, and after some lengthy troubleshooting it was found that there was some corruption with the SSP. The SSP had to be recreated and then it started working again. This was all on SP1, long before SP2 was out and I haven't seen this since SP2 was released.

In addition to looking at the crawl logs, I would also check the ULS logs to see if there are timeouts or other errors relating to the indexing process. With that much content it might be a good idea to try adding a second web front as a dedicated web front end for crawling.