> should i empty all the tables (probably not, because the table names  
> indicate, they are automatically generated)?
> should i drop all tables?
> should i drop the entire db riTriples and recreate it?
>   
The tables are automatically generated.   IF you are using postgresql 
AND the database is being exclusively used for MPTStore, then I find it 
fastest/easiest  to do a 'DROP SCHEMA public CASCADE'  followed by 
"CREATE SCHEMA public'.  This will empty the database quickly, but 
preserve database-level permissions.  Running the rebuilder will 
re-create all the tables it needs.  Please note:  If you're not the root 
user, make sure you grant ownership of the 'public' schema to whatever 
user account will be dropping it.

> i did the last one, which may have been not the best idea, since every  
> query in http://host/fedora/risearch yields an exception ...
>   
Did the rebuilder throw an exception when you ran it? 

  -Aaron


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