The Index Review pages in Search Administration provide statistics about the index as a whole and about individual content items. You can use this information for troubleshooting; for example, if a search does not return the expected results, has the index size changed? Are all expected languages and file formats included? Has the customization data changed? Are the expected content items included in the index? See the Using Index Review section for information.
You can also use IndexReport, a command-line utility that reports on index data. IndexReport allows you to answer questions such as:
Did customization data load?
What content is in this index?
What text fields or meta-properties were indexed?
To use IndexReport, in a command line window go to <ATG9dir>/Search9.3/SearchEngine/operating_system/bin and enter the following command:
IndexReport [-html] [-o outputDir] [-c contentFile] [-r requestFile]
idxFile
For syntax and usage information, enter the following command:
IndexReport -help
The name of the IDX file you want to examine is a required parameter, and must include the .idx file extension. IDX files are located at <ATG9dir>/Search9.3/SearchEngine/operating_system/indexFiles.
Note: Index files are operating-system-specific. You cannot run IndexReport against a file created by an engine on a different operating system.
