When I created new index it was building it hole day.
I thought it added all data to index as when I create index for small
number of entities then index is created much faster.
May be there is some bug when index is built and google may fix it.
Thanks John you helped a lot!
On Jan 19, 11:
You shouldn't need to do it again unless you change a property from
unindexed to indexed. Doing so will not update the implicit index
(i.e. single property index) and so any custom indexes you define will
also not include it. But I remember one of the Google engineers
looking into a possi
Thanks John.
It worked.
Is there other way to re-create index then re-insert 5 million
entities each time we detect problem?
We may add more indexes later. Should we re-insert everything again?
Here is BeanShell script that re-inserts 500 record (5 second) per
request
import java.util.Itera
Thank you! I will try it.
I how found something wrong I had ascending index and I changed it to
descending index.
I need both but I had only one in datastore-indexes.xml
But "Datastore Indexes" is showing both as "Serving"
May be I should delete index and create it again.
How do I do it?
Thanks,
Is it possible that some of your entities in Table1 were stored when
cid was declared unindexed? If so you will need to re-store them so
they get indexed in the implicit cid index and also in the custom
index on cid-ctime.
Whether or not this was the cause of some entities not being includ
How do we to contact support?
If we pay money then there must be at least email address where I can
send email?
Basic query does not return every second line that it should return.
May be something wrong with index.
Please, help
On Jan 17, 3:59 pm, Max wrote:
> I can't find way to report serio