Setting the index configuration for an application

The set-config task sets the index configuration for a specified owner. You provide the index configuration in a JSON file.

Running this task overwrites any previous index configuration for the owner. Oracle recommends that developers who modify the index configuration, use the default system owner. This usage separates index configuration that comes from the system owner from configuration that comes from import operations which are owner by a user-specified owner. If the JSON configuration file contains index configuration from multiple owners, you must specify the -o option with a value of all.

If desired, you can also update an Endeca property to become a dimension by modifying the jcr:primaryType from endeca:property to endeca:dimension. However, you cannot modify it from dimension to property.

The syntax for this task is: 

index_config_cmd set-config [-o OwnerName] -f FileName

Where:

To set the index configuration for an application:

  1. Start a command prompt and navigate to <app dir>\control (for Windows) or <app dir>/control (for UNIX).

  2. Type index_config_cmd and specify the set-config task and the -f option with a path to the JSON file.

    Note

    This task name is case sensitive.

Example 5. Examples of setting the index configuration for an application

This example sets index configuration from three owners. 

C:\Endeca\apps\Discover\control>index_config_cmd.bat set-config -f C:\temp\indexConfigAllOwners.json -o all
[07.24.12 15:53:58] INFO: Using site Discover at URL http://JSMITH-WIN7:8006/
ifcr with username admin
You are attempting to write schema configuration that will be overwritten in the
 event of a fresh import.
Are you sure you want to continue? (y/n)
y

This example sets index configuration from an owner named ATG. 

C:\Endeca\apps\Discover\control>index_config_cmd.bat set-config -f C:\temp\indexConfigATGOwner.json -o ATG
[07.24.12 16:23:06] INFO: Using site Discover at URL http://JSMITH-WIN7:8006/
ifcr with username admin
You are attempting to write schema configuration that will be overwritten in the
 event of a fresh import.
Are you sure you want to continue? (y/n)
y


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