@intisarm

Reindexing is about creating the search indexes for the rule, work,data instances that were there. These indexes gets stores in the dedicated node defined in the search settings. Only the instances have the search indexes are available for search in the portal. If search indexes are not available for the respective instances then it wouldn't be apprear through portal search

@intisarm

Re-indexing in a database refers to the process of rebuilding or recreating the index structures associated with database tables.

Indexes are data structures that enhance the speed of data retrieval operations, such as SELECT queries, by providing a quick reference to the location of specific data within a table. Over time, as data is added, modified, or deleted, indexes can become fragmented or inefficient.

Hope this helps.

@intisarm

In Pega, reindexing refers to the process of rebuilding search indexes to ensure that the search functionality in the application remains accurate and efficient. It involves updating the search index with the latest data and configuration changes.

When you perform reindexing in Pega, the system examines the data in the application's database tables and generates a new search index based on that data. This process improves search performance by organizing the data in a way that facilitates faster and more accurate search results.

Hi @intisarm,

In Pega, reindexing refers to the process of updating and rebuilding the search index for cases and data in the application. This ensures that the search index accurately reflects the current state of the data, improving search performance and data consistency. Reindexing is typically performed during system upgrades, structural changes, or to optimize search query responsiveness.

Regards,

Mohd Qizer Uddin