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   * Update VuFind's index with the latest changed and added records from your ILS.  See the [[indexing:marc:export_notes|MARC Export Notes]] for help with this.   * Update VuFind's index with the latest changed and added records from your ILS.  See the [[indexing:marc:export_notes|MARC Export Notes]] for help with this.
   * Remove deleted and suppressed records from VuFind's index.  VuFind is packaged with tools in the util directory that can help with this, but functionality may be limited depending on the capabilities of your ILS.   * Remove deleted and suppressed records from VuFind's index.  VuFind is packaged with tools in the util directory that can help with this, but functionality may be limited depending on the capabilities of your ILS.
 +  * Remove expired data from VuFind's database (see documentation for the various "expire"-related [[administration:command_line_utilities|Command Line Utilities]] for more details).
   * You may wish to make sure the Solr index is regularly optimized for minimal space usage and improved performance, though this is not as important for newer versions of Solr as it used to be. However, optimization can be a good way to ensure that all uncommitted changes become visible. There is a stand-alone optimize tool in the util directory.   * You may wish to make sure the Solr index is regularly optimized for minimal space usage and improved performance, though this is not as important for newer versions of Solr as it used to be. However, optimization can be a good way to ensure that all uncommitted changes become visible. There is a stand-alone optimize tool in the util directory.
   * Dump the MySQL database for backup purposes.   * Dump the MySQL database for backup purposes.
administration/automation.txt · Last modified: 2023/03/06 20:48 by demiankatz