Document tracking reports metadata about documents when they pass through various stages in the ingestion and indexing process. Document tracking can help you detect problems with the indexing process.
You can write document tracking events to a database, log file, or IDOL Server. For information about how to set up a database to store document tracking events, refer to the IDOL Server Administration Guide.
To enable Document Tracking
[DocumentTracking]
.In the [DocumentTracking]
section, specify where the document tracking events are sent.
To send document tracking events to a database through ODBC, set the following parameters:
Backend
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To send document tracking events to a database, set this parameter to Library . |
LibraryPath
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Specify the location of the ODBC document tracking library. This is included with IDOL Server. |
ConnectionString
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The ODBC connection string for the database. |
For example:
[DocumentTracking] Backend=Library LibraryPath=C:\Autonomy\IDOLServer\IDOL\modules\dt_odbc.dll ConnectionString=DSN=MyDatabase
To send document tracking events to the CFS import log, set the following parameters:
Backend
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To send document tracking events to the logs, set this parameter to Log . |
DatabaseName
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The name of the log stream to send the document tracking events to. Set this parameter to import . |
For example:
[DocumentTracking] Backend=Log DatabaseName=import
To send document tracking events to an IDOL Server, set the following parameters:
Backend
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To send document tracking events to an IDOL Server, set this parameter to IDOL . |
TargetHost
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The host name or IP address of the IDOL Server. |
TargetPort
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The index port of the IDOL Server. |
For example:
[DocumentTracking] Backend=IDOL TargetHost=idol TargetPort=9001
For more information about the parameters you can use to configure document tracking, refer to the Connector Framework Server Reference.
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