Yup... that will choke completely!!!!  You need to keep your VDK indexes to
around 150MB or less.  I've noticed that with my collections they are
usually around 5% of the total size of all the documents in the collection.
I'm assuming that with 23 GB of docs in the folder your index would probably
be around 1.1 GB.  This is far too big for the standard VDK to handle.
You'll need to split what's there among several different collections.  Now,
if you want to get fancy and start playing with the Verity Spider, you can
create Gargantuan collections that still search pretty quickly.   There are
numerous posts on the MM Forums about verity and getting the K2 stuff
working....

Also, if you need more help, ping me off-llist... I've done a few things
with K2.

Jeff

----- Original Message -----
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Community" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, May 03, 2002 10:50 AM
Subject: OT: CFINDEX problem


Sorry about the OT post <g>, but am trying to run
CFINDEX against a large collection of files and it's
failing.

160,000 files, 23 GB in folder tree just under wwwroot.

Win2K Server SP2, dual cpu, 640 MB RAM, over 40 GB disk
space free on d: hard disk (where wwwroot is). Created
Verity collection on d: rather than on smaller c: which
only has "os" type files (cf is on c:).

Server running only Win2K with IIS 5 and CF - intranet.
CF Pro is 4.5.1 SP2.

Indexing runs and runs and runs, with about 40-50% cpu
utilization, then browser throws "Cannot find server or
DNS error". This even running from IE directly on the
server box.

Any ideas would be welcome.

Unfortunately, we need to index these files to meet a
request by the corporate lawyers :-(

BTW am only indexing on:
doc, .xls, .ppt, .txt, .pdf, *.

Thanks, gang.
-Ben


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