How Lotus Notes View Indexing.
The first thing in lotus notes view you should know before troubleshooting a performance in notes view problem involving. Lotus notes server may indexing for indexing is how the process works. Indexing is usually done by the task of updating, which runs every 15 minutes on the Domino server. Technically, it is possible to adjust the interval, but it is to rename files, so it is rarely done.
When the Update task in Domino Server runs, it looks for each notes database on the Domino server with a modified date newer than the last time the task ran Update. So the task updates the views in those databases. Based on our experience, it is reasonable to assume that it takes about 100 milliseconds to update a display in a normal production database in a production environment.
The logical question to ask is, “What flags a view as needing to be updated?” Every time any of the following occurs a view requires updating:
* Replication sends a document modification to a notes database
* A user saves or deletes a notes document (and then exits the notes database)
* The router delivers a notes document
The update task is very liberal in how it determines whether a view must be updated. For example, imagine that you e-mail file, and you change the UK Memo field and nothing more. Do not display content of this field, and in fact, no order should be updated. Nevertheless, the view that this memo will contain at least be considered, simply because the server is not sure whether the changes will force changes in these views.There is turning to the following: The user can force an immediate inquiry highest priority to the vision refreshed by opening a view or are in view when they make changes to the notes document.
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