Perform a full table index or reindex for multiple indexed sources
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- UpdatedDec 12, 2024
- 3 minutes to read
- Vancouver
- AI Search
Make content from multiple internal indexed sources searchable by performing a full table index. This procedure indexes existing records from the source tables and any child tables configured for indexing. You can manually reindex content from internal indexed sources by repeating these steps.
Before you begin
Your indexed sources must be active and internal (referring to Now Platform tables). To index content from indexed sources for external documents, see Indexing and searching external content in AI Search.
Role required: ais_admin
About this task
Once you define an indexed source, AI Search begins automatically indexing to reflect changes to records in the selected source table and its specified child tables. The results of all record create, update, and delete operations in these tables are reflected in the search index. AI Search doesn't index content from unmodified records in these tables until you perform a full table index.
Follow these steps to index searchable content from existing records in indexed sources. Use the same steps to manually reindex content for indexed sources that have already been indexed.
If an indexed source contains unindexed records, the Indexed Sources list displays an informational message and marks the new source with an alert triangle icon (). A similar informational message appears on the Indexed Source form. Make sure to perform a full table index for each indexed source that displays the alert triangle icon.
Procedure
Result
AI Search indexes content from existing records in the indexed sources. Indexing continues on a scheduled basis. You don't need to repeat this task for the indexed sources unless you want to reindex their content before the next scheduled indexing run.
What to do next
Define search sources to make searchable content from indexed sources available in user search experiences. For details on creating search sources, see Create a search source.