![[Topic]](/images/icons/record_topic.png) V1.0.0 Lucene Question/Problem
After having fun with Lucene with the last version, this time I cleverly installed the Agiletrack 1.0.0 client into a seperate directory on my workstation and pointed it to a local copy of the current database. When I try to log in the database gets updated to version 22, I get a message on the console about "Beginning full text indexer thread…", and then my computer proceeds to get flogged. It's obviously doing stuff and there don't appear to be any errors. mysql is running a lot of queries like "SELECT SUBSTRING FROM `agiletrack`.`lucene_index` WHERE `name_` = '_ql.fdt'".
So my question is, how long is the lucene indexer supposed to run? I eventually stop it after 15 minutes because if it were supposed to take that long, surely there would be some kind of warning, right? Or at lease the login dialog would properly redraw itself after being overwritten?
So at any rate, we are stuck on version 0.8.d for now, and any help would be appreciated.
James
—Posted by James on Jan 16, 2007
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This is surprising because I don't believe the Lucene code has changed from the patched version that I think ended up fixing your problem before. The index is supposed to be able to automatically recreate itself if something is detected to be going wrong. Perhaps that is the problem. You might try removing the 'lucene_index' table once again and seeing if it recreates it successfully. I haven't heard of anyone else having Lucene problems so maybe you're just unlucky but we should be able to work through this.
If it still locks up, another thing to try would be to run the client using the agiletrack.bat file and the pressing Ctrl-Break in the console window to create a trace of all threads and then post that. That should at least give an indication of where it's having the problem.
—Posted by Adam Lane on Jan 16, 2007 at 4:21:58 PM
Removed the table, ran the client, and emailed the trace. Rows keep getting inserted into the lucene_index table apparently without end.
James
—Posted by James on Jan 16, 2007 at 5:11:13 PM
