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How to check what classes are being indexed
Does anyone know how we can check what classes are being indexed by embedded ElasticSearch?
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Does anyone know how we can check what classes are being indexed by embedded ElasticSearch?
I think the only way to check on this would be to note what classes you have dedicated indexes for, then for the Work index, you could go to the class "Log-Cluster-FTSIndex" and open the latest entry for the Work index. In this it will have a property that shows what classes were chosen to be indexed or it will say something like "All-Classes".
@NickLoving_GCS Hi Nick,
Thanks for this, only problem here is that this XML doesn't display all the listed classes that were indexed. They get truncated in tag pyDescription.
Must be a long list of classes. You could open the instance in Pega using an activity or check the corresponding DB entry, but they may be in the same state.
What is the use case for needing this information? Maybe there is another way to go about it.
What I was trying to establish is whether we were indexing more classes than we actually need and therefore increasing the size of the search index unnecessarily.
For example, if we'd initially used "All Classes" and then later decided we only need a few for example. I've probably want to re-do the index just for the work classes we are using if you see what I mean.
Thanks Craig
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