Command | Description |
tell inlineindex show <database> <view> | Shows views in a database that are enabled for inline viewing indexing with Updall. Use the <view> argument to see whether a specific view is enabled for inline view indexing with Updall. |
tell inlineindex disable | Temporarily disables inline view indexing for open databases. |
tell inlineindex enable | Enables inline view indexing for open databases after temporarily disabling it. |
tell inlineindex refresh | Refreshes all view indexes that were enabled for inline view indexing with Updall. |
show dbs * inline | Shows the view expiration period for open databases that are enabled for inline view indexing. Lists all open databases with views that are enabled for inline view indexing and the number of views that are enabled in each database. |
show dbs * inline views | Shows the same output as show dbs * inline, but adds information about each view that is enabled for inline view indexing. |
dbcache show inline | Shows view expiration periods for closed databases that are enabled for inline view indexing. Lists all closed databases with views that are enabled for inline view indexing and the number of views that are enabled in each. |
dbcache show inline views | Shows the same output as dbcache show inline, but adds information about each view that is enabled for inline view indexing. |
show stat database.inline* | Shows statistics for databases with views that use inline indexing. |
Output label | Description |
ID | View NoteID associated with the index. |
NumIndexes | The current number of open indexes. |
Type | The type of inline index, Static or Design enabled. |
State | Enabled (open and in use) or Disabled (index disabled due to issue listed in the Info column. |
Accessors | The number of active open databases references to the index. |
Inactive | The number of minutes the index has not been actively updated. |
Accessed | The last time the index was actively updated. |
Info | Why an index is disabled. An index can be disabled for a variety of reasons, for example if the operations on the database are not compatible with inline view indexing. |