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SizzleMaster
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Thu Dec 30, 2004 10:09 am Post subject:
Gatherer log utility peculiarity |
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I've just today recieved via MS support the latest gatherer log utility
ngthrlog.vbs for SPS. Why I had to track down a 1-800 number and create a
case and sit on the phone for several minutes simply to recieve this utility
vua email is beyond me and rather irritating. This is the utility I'm
referring to: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;839857
Anyways, I've run the utility to create a text document for the
portal_content index on three portals that exist on the same box. Only two
of the three worked. Unfortunately, the one that is failing didn't. Below
are my results from the one that failed.
Anyone know of what might be the cause behind why this utility failed?
ngthrlog.vbs /s webs\portals /d dspv2serv-2 /c portal_content /e /f text>
portal_content.txt
It returns this:
No data was found to match the search criteria 'SELECT CatId, CatName FROM
dspv2serv-2.dbo.cataloglist WHERE CatName LIKE '%portal_content%'. Same for
the non_portal_content table. |
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Robert Bogue [MVP]
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Thu Dec 30, 2004 11:03 am Post subject:
Re: Gatherer log utility peculiarity |
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Sounds like you don't have a content index named portal_content. what
indexes do you have?
"SizzleMaster" <SizzleMaster@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:7889B53E-8625-4113-A5B3-F78E42AE70AF@microsoft.com...
| Quote: | I've just today recieved via MS support the latest gatherer log utility
ngthrlog.vbs for SPS. Why I had to track down a 1-800 number and create a
case and sit on the phone for several minutes simply to recieve this
utility
vua email is beyond me and rather irritating. This is the utility I'm
referring to:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;839857
Anyways, I've run the utility to create a text document for the
portal_content index on three portals that exist on the same box. Only
two
of the three worked. Unfortunately, the one that is failing didn't.
Below
are my results from the one that failed.
Anyone know of what might be the cause behind why this utility failed?
ngthrlog.vbs /s webs\portals /d dspv2serv-2 /c portal_content /e /f text
portal_content.txt
It returns this:
No data was found to match the search criteria 'SELECT CatId, CatName FROM
dspv2serv-2.dbo.cataloglist WHERE CatName LIKE '%portal_content%'. Same
for
the non_portal_content table.
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SizzleMaster
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Thu Dec 30, 2004 11:43 am Post subject:
Re: Gatherer log utility peculiarity |
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Thanks but I do have the standard content indexes named portal_content and
non_portal_content in this database. I opened up the table to verify this
before I posted it.
"Robert Bogue [MVP]" wrote:
| Quote: | Sounds like you don't have a content index named portal_content. what
indexes do you have?
"SizzleMaster" <SizzleMaster@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:7889B53E-8625-4113-A5B3-F78E42AE70AF@microsoft.com...
I've just today recieved via MS support the latest gatherer log utility
ngthrlog.vbs for SPS. Why I had to track down a 1-800 number and create a
case and sit on the phone for several minutes simply to recieve this
utility
vua email is beyond me and rather irritating. This is the utility I'm
referring to:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;839857
Anyways, I've run the utility to create a text document for the
portal_content index on three portals that exist on the same box. Only
two
of the three worked. Unfortunately, the one that is failing didn't.
Below
are my results from the one that failed.
Anyone know of what might be the cause behind why this utility failed?
ngthrlog.vbs /s webs\portals /d dspv2serv-2 /c portal_content /e /f text
portal_content.txt
It returns this:
No data was found to match the search criteria 'SELECT CatId, CatName FROM
dspv2serv-2.dbo.cataloglist WHERE CatName LIKE '%portal_content%'. Same
for
the non_portal_content table.
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Robert Bogue [MVP]
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Posted:
Tue Jan 04, 2005 7:36 am Post subject:
Re: Gatherer log utility peculiarity |
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Well, I'd walk through the code step by step to see which step is failing.
I had to walk through the code to figure out which tables held which data.
I then walked through the same process the code was using for a client of
ours.
As for why you had to call PSS for the file ... it's not being generated by
the product team. It's a CPR engineer who wrote it to make things easier.
It's so valuable that they feel that it had to be made available to others.
The guy is really a good guy -- I'm glad he's got this all into a single
VBS.
By the way, the 1.07 release was to add some additional information that we
needed to help us better understand what the gatherer was doing -- It's
great in that it reports all of the major reasons why SP wouldn't index some
content.
Rob
"SizzleMaster" <SizzleMaster@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:CBE6777F-81A1-40C0-AFED-8EE11DF46C2B@microsoft.com...
| Quote: | Thanks but I do have the standard content indexes named portal_content and
non_portal_content in this database. I opened up the table to verify this
before I posted it.
"Robert Bogue [MVP]" wrote:
Sounds like you don't have a content index named portal_content. what
indexes do you have?
"SizzleMaster" <SizzleMaster@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:7889B53E-8625-4113-A5B3-F78E42AE70AF@microsoft.com...
I've just today recieved via MS support the latest gatherer log utility
ngthrlog.vbs for SPS. Why I had to track down a 1-800 number and
create a
case and sit on the phone for several minutes simply to recieve this
utility
vua email is beyond me and rather irritating. This is the utility I'm
referring to:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;839857
Anyways, I've run the utility to create a text document for the
portal_content index on three portals that exist on the same box. Only
two
of the three worked. Unfortunately, the one that is failing didn't.
Below
are my results from the one that failed.
Anyone know of what might be the cause behind why this utility failed?
ngthrlog.vbs /s webs\portals /d dspv2serv-2 /c portal_content /e /f
text
portal_content.txt
It returns this:
No data was found to match the search criteria 'SELECT CatId, CatName
FROM
dspv2serv-2.dbo.cataloglist WHERE CatName LIKE '%portal_content%'.
Same
for
the non_portal_content table.
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