Disabling inline view indexing

You can disable inline view indexing if you no longer want to use it. You can also temporarily disable inline view indexing to resolve a problem.

Procedure

Disable inline view indexing in any of the following ways.
Table 1. Ways to disable inline view indexing
Method Description
load updall <database> -T <view> -Inline off

Disables inline view indexing for a database when the indexing was enabled by Updall. To disable indexing for a specific view, specify the view name. If you don't specify a view, all views in the database that use inline indexing are disabled.

For example, if you no longer want to use inline view indexing for the By Author view in the sales.nsf database, use the following command to disable it:

load updall sales.nsf -T By Author -inline off

To enable inline indexing again, use the inline on argument, for example:

load updall sales.nsf -T By Author -inline on

DISABLE_INLINE_INDEX=1

This NOTES.INI setting temporarily disables all inline view indexing on a server. A server restart is not necessary. Inline view indexing is disabled as views are opened.

To enable inline view indexing on all databases again, specify:

ENABLE_INLINE_INDEX_ALL=1

tell inlineindex disable <database> <view> Temporarily disables inline view indexing in an active database. To disable indexing for one view only, specify the view name.

For example, to temporarily disable inline indexing of the By Author view in the sales.nsf database:

tell inlineindex disable sales.nsf By Author

To temporarily disable current inline indexing of any views in the sales.nsf database:

tell inlineindex disable sales.nsf
To enable indexing again, use
tell inlineindex enable.
For example:
tell inlineindex enable sales.nsf By Author