Can a schedule indexer automatically pick up where it left off?
Indexers can automatically pick up where they left off, as evidenced by an internal high water mark that marks where indexing last ended. Running an indexer on a recurring 2 hour schedule allows it to process a very large data set (many millions of documents) beyond the interval allowed for a single job.
When does the next execution of the indexer start?
The next execution of the indexer will not start until 11:00 AM UTC. If an indexer is set to a certain schedule but repeatedly fails on the same document each time, the indexer will begin running on a less frequent interval (up to the maximum interval of at least once every 24 hours) until it successfully makes progress again.
How to schedule an indexer in Azure SQL?
Specify the schedule property when creating or updating the indexer. The following C# example creates an Azure SQL database indexer, using a predefined data source and index, and sets its schedule to run once every day, starting now:
How long does it take to run a search indexer?
Source data will change over time, and you want the search indexer to automatically process the difference. Source data is very large and you want to spread the indexer processing over time. Indexer jobs are subject to a maximum running time of 24 hours for regular data sources and 2 hours for indexers with skillsets.
What does the schedule indexer in azure look like?
Visually, a schedule might look like the following: starting on January 1 and running every 50 minutes. The scheduler is a built-in feature of Azure Cognitive Search. There is no support for external schedulers. A schedule is part of the indexer definition.
Why do I need a current task flag in MS?
If you want to send out a weekly update to your project team, showing which tasks are active, but incomplete, or scheduled to start in the next week, it would help to have a flag that automatically identifies those tasks for you. Here’s how to add it to your MS Project plan.
How to manually request and re-index a site?
Re-index a document library or a list On the site, go to the list or library that you want to re-index. In the ribbon, click the Library tab or the List tab. In the Library ribbon, choose Library Settings.