GetStatus Response
This section describes the XML tags that return in the response to a GetStatus action sent to the Proxy component in a unified configuration that does not use a DAH or DIH.
For details about unified configurations, refer to the Knowledge Discovery Getting Started Guide.
The GetStatus response from Proxy contains information from all its child components. Most tags result from the GetStatus response of the child components. However, the unified GetStatus response does not display all tags from child servers, and Proxy returns additional tags that none of the components return (such as, component status).
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The component that returns the GetStatus data. |
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The version of the component. NOTE: In the unified GetStatus response, this version is the version of the Proxy component. |
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The port used to send index actions to the component. |
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The port used to send ACI actions to the component. |
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The port used to send service actions to the component. |
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The directory that contains the component (or the Proxy component in the unified configuration). |
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The number of allowed ACI threads. |
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The status of each child component. This section contains a subsection for each component. |
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The status of the component. |
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The port used to send ACI actions to the component. |
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The port used to send index actions to the component. NOTE: This port applies only to indexing components, such as Content. |
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The port used to send service actions to the component. |
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A comma-separated list of the languages that your license allows the Content component to use. |
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The configured number of best terms to generate for each document. |
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The configured number of best terms to use in a |
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The number of documents in the index that are available for search. |
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The number of document sections in the index. |
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The number of documents that have been indexed, including any deleted documents that have not been removed in a compaction. |
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deleted_sections
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The number of document sections for deleted sections in your index. This number represents the number of deleted sections since the last compaction operation. You can use it to check whether you need to compact the index to permanently delete these documents. | |
indexed_data_kb
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The amount of indexed data in the Content component. NOTE: This number does not specify the amount of disk space that Content is using. This value specifies the index size for licensing purposes. |
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Whether the data index has reached the maximum size specified in the The DIH uses this tag when distributing index actions. You can configure DIH to stop indexing to full servers by using the |
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How close the data index is to reaching the configured maximum number of documents, as determined by the |
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The number of terms in the data index for which you can search. |
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The total number of terms in the data index, including internal terms. |
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The nearest power of 2 above the value of the |
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The maximum size of terms in the data index. |
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The highest number of documents in which any single term occurs. |
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The earliest date of any document in the data index (in |
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The latest date of any document in the data index (in |
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The number of reference fields that the documents in the data index use. |
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The value of the internal |
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Details about the index queue. See Check Index Status. |
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The number of index actions that the component has received. |
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The number of index actions that the component has completed. |
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The number of index actions remaining in the index queue. |
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initialid
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The initial ID of the last DREINITIAL index action that the server processed. You set this ID when you send a DREINITIAL index action, by using the InitialID parameter. See Initialize the Data Index. |
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Details about the term cache. See [TermCache] Section. |
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The current size of the term cache (in KB). |
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The number of terms currently stored in the term cache. |
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The maximum configured size of the term cache (in KB). |
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The number of terms that have been requested from the cache. |
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The number of matches for terms in the cache that Content has received. |
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The rate at which Content has matched terms in the cache. |
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Details about the index cache. See [IndexCache] Section. |
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The current size of the index cache (in KB). |
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The number of terms currently stored in the index cache. |
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The maximum configured size of the index cache (in KB). |
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The number of memory blocks allocated for indexing. |
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Details of fields in Content component index documents. |
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The number of distinct field names in the data index. |
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The total number of field codes. If you have set the |
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Details of the databases in the data index. See Create and Delete Databases. |
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The maximum allowed number of databases. |
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The total number of databases in the data index. |
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The number of active (not deleted) databases. |
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Details of individual databases. |
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The name of the database. |
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The number of documents in the database. |
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The number of document sections in the database. |
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Whether the database is configured as internal. |
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Whether the database is configured as read-only. |
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The expiration time (in hours) for documents in this database. |
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The expiration action to perform when documents expire from this database. |
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Details of the configured security types in the Content component. See Set up Security. |
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The total number of configured security types. |
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Details of individual configured document security types. See [Security] Section. |
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The name of the security type. This value is the name of the configuration section where you define the security settings. |
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The number of documents that this security type applies to. |
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The number of document sections that this security type applies to. |
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Details of the configured language types. See Language Support. |
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The number of configured language types. |
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Details of an individual language type. See [LanguageTypes] Section. |
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The name of the language type. This value is the name given to one encoding for a language, set in the |
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The language that applies to this language type. This value is the name of the language configuration section for this language type. |
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The encoding that applies to this language type. |
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The number of documents with this language type. |
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The number of document sections with this language type. |
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The results of index validation. |
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The result of validation on a particular index. There is a result tag for each type of index validation. This tag contains one of the following values:
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The type of index for the result. This can be one of the following values:
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The time of the last validation, in epoch seconds. |
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The duration (in seconds) of the last validation operation. |
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The number of users in the Community component. |
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The maximum number of users allowed in Community. This value depends on your product license. |
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User security information from the Community component. See Security Configuration Parameters. |
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The default user security type. |
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The name of the user security type. |
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The user security fields associated with the security type. |
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Whether the security type uses the document security module. |
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The document security module that applies to the user security type. |
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The number of threads available for scheduled tasks. |
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The number of categories in the Category component. |
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