To completely reestablish the projectdoc document index the Lucene index is required to be rebuilt and the projectdoc document cache needs to be cleared.
Procedure
Usually running the Lucene Indexer via the admin view is sufficient.
The reindexer updates the Lucene database for full text queries.
A reindex can take quite a long time for large sites. Please make sure to run the indexer at an appropriate time for your organization!
- As a admin go to the "General configuration" section in the Confluence Administration
- Under "Administration" click "Content Indexing"
- Click "Rebuild" to run the indexer
Alternative Procedure
Run the following steps to reindex and refresh the projectdoc caches.
Refreshing documents that are linking extensively multi-directional may need several refreshes.
In certain contexts, using the Refresh Page Tree (see Cache Refresh Actions) may help to refresh a tree top-down from the root to the leaves.
First refresh the projectdoc documents cache.
- As a admin go to the "General configuration" section in the Confluence Administration
- Under "Administration" click "Cache Management"
- Find the projectdoc caches
- Click "Flush" to clear the "projectdoc Document Cache"
The doctype cache provides information about doctypes at runtime. This information is required for instance for ancestor queries.
To rebuild the doctype cache the admin is required to have the projectdoc-admin role (other roles also have the required privilege, see Cache Refresh Actions for details).
- On a projectdoc page click on the page tool icon
- Then click "Refresh Doctype Cache" (dependent on your roles not all menu items may be available)
The reindexer updates the Lucene database for full text queries.
A reindex can take quite a long time for large sites. Please make sure to run the indexer at an appropriate time for your organization!
- As a admin go to the "General configuration" section in the Confluence Administration
- Under "Administration" click "Content Indexing"
- Click "Rebuild" to run the indexer
