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chris_styles
Level 3

Hi, I hope someone can help me. We have an engineer in to upgrade our systems from 9 - 10 as well as move the SQL db. It all went horribly wrong and we are still rebuilding everything.

We have a new field when we se the results from a journal search. Even if we specify a single day the the search terms we get a results page showing a drop down with archived dates to choose between. It never used to be there, how can we turn it off?

 

Thanks in advance.

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JesusWept3
Level 6
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that indicates you've had an index rollover
When the index becomes too large, it creates a new index volume, to make everything more performant.
if you have one giant index and you had to do a rebuild or a restore it may take a very very very long time, but if you have the index split up in to chunks and only one of those needed to be rebuilt or restored, you are just doing that one chunk instead of the whole thing

however based on the dates and the amount of roll overs, it looks like you may want to convert the index to 64 bit (in essence a rebuild of the index) and that will most likely sort that issue out, as those dates look like something messed up during the upgrade period.....

Typically rollovers will occur every couple of months in a mild journaling environments, the big hitters though may see rollovers several times a day

https://www.linkedin.com/in/alex-allen-turl-07370146

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JesusWept3
Level 6
Partner Accredited Certified

that indicates you've had an index rollover
When the index becomes too large, it creates a new index volume, to make everything more performant.
if you have one giant index and you had to do a rebuild or a restore it may take a very very very long time, but if you have the index split up in to chunks and only one of those needed to be rebuilt or restored, you are just doing that one chunk instead of the whole thing

however based on the dates and the amount of roll overs, it looks like you may want to convert the index to 64 bit (in essence a rebuild of the index) and that will most likely sort that issue out, as those dates look like something messed up during the upgrade period.....

Typically rollovers will occur every couple of months in a mild journaling environments, the big hitters though may see rollovers several times a day

https://www.linkedin.com/in/alex-allen-turl-07370146