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  1. Optimize index | GroupDocs

    This article explains that how to optimize index to reduce the number of segments in an index using Java....Advanced Usage / Indexing / Optimize index Optimize index Leave feedback...feedback An index optimization operation allows you to reduce the...

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  2. Delete indexed paths | GroupDocs

    GroupDocs.Search for Node.js supports the ability to remove indexed files and folders from an index. Only files or folders that were explicitly added to the index can be deleted....Usage / Indexing / Delete indexed paths Delete indexed paths Leave...to remove indexed files and folders from an index. Only files...

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  3. Indexing with stop words | GroupDocs

    This article demonstrates that how you can enable or disable the use of stop words by setting a value using search API...Usage / Indexing / Indexing with stop words Indexing with stop...and can be removed from an index to reduce its size. You can...

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  4. Indexing additional fields | GroupDocs

    This article demonstrate that how to associate each document with certain additional metadata....Usage / Indexing / Indexing additional fields Indexing additional...Leave feedback Sometimes when indexing, it is necessary to associate...

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  5. Storing text of indexed documents | GroupDocs

    This article explains that how to store text of indexed documents using Java....Advanced Usage / Indexing / Storing text of indexed documents Storing...Storing text of indexed documents Leave feedback Text extracted...

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  6. Indexing password protected documents | GroupDocs

    This page describes how to perform indexing of password protected documents. Indexing using the password dictionary To perform indexing of password protected documents using a password dictionary, you must add passwords for all protected documents to the dictionary before indexing. To add a document password to the dictionary, you must specify the full path to the document as a key and the actual password to the document. For more information about managing the password dictionary see the Document passwords page in the Managing dictionaries section....Guide / Advanced Usage / Indexing / Indexing password protected documents...documents Indexing password protected documents Leave feedback...

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  7. Indexing options | GroupDocs

    This page contains a description of all the properties of the IndexingOptions class...Advanced Usage / Indexing / Indexing options Indexing options Leave...type , used to cancel of an index operation. The default value...

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  8. Indexing options | GroupDocs

    This page contains a description of all the properties of the IndexingOptions class...Advanced Usage / Indexing / Indexing options Indexing options Leave...type , used to cancel of an index operation. The default value...

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  9. Update index | GroupDocs

    This article explains that how to update indexed documents, as well as updating an index version....Advanced Usage / Indexing / Update index Update index Leave feedback...updating indexed documents, as well as updating an index version...

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  10. Optimize index | GroupDocs

    This article explains that how to optimize index to reduce the number of segments in an index....Advanced Usage / Indexing / Optimize index Optimize index Leave feedback...feedback An index optimization operation allows you to reduce the...

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