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- MySQL database must already exist (e.g. "umlsdb").
- If no data exists in the database, this tool will clear the indexes.
- Otherwise, it will index the available data.
- MySQL database connection parameters must be defined in the properties file specified by "run.config.umls".
- The file system directory specified by the "hibernate.search.default.indexBase" in the properties file specified by run.config.umls must exist.
- Tomcat server must be stopped (i.e., "tstop"), and then restarted after reindex is complete ("tstart"), UNLESS admin tool is being used to rebuild all indexes via a REST call to the server
Details
This tool is used to rebuild Lucene indexes for objects indexed by the system.
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Sample command line call of the admin tool to rebuild all indexes:
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# stop the server % service tomcat7 stop % cd ~/code/admin/lucene % mvn install -PReindex -Drun.config.umls=/home/ec2-tomcat/config/config.properties # start the server % service tomcat7 start |
Sample command line call of the admin tool to rebuild all indexes via a REST call to the server (here the run.config.ts is used to specify the base.url parameter, which is where the server is running):
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% cd ~/code/admin/lucene % mvn install -PReindex -Drun.config.umls=/home/ec2-tomcat/config/config.properties -Dserver=true |
Sample command line call of the admin tool to reindex only certain data types:
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# stop the server % service tomcat7 stop # Re-indexes only map records and tracking records % cd ~/code/admin/lucene % mvn install -PReindex -Drun.config.umls=/home/ec2-tomcat/config/config.properties -Dindexed.objects=ConceptJpa # start the server % service tomcat7 start |
Sample Eclipse run configuration to rebuild all indexes:
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