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Merged a forum with about 5,000 topics with another with about 20,000 topics into one forum with 25,000 topics (way too many I know...but on dedicated server performance is still ok) Anyhoo, now the search won't find posts that were previously on the smaller forum. I rebuilt the forum metadata but that didn't help. Any ideas how to fix it ? www.practicalmachinist.com
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Carpal Tunnel
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I would think you would need to have MySQL rebuild the indexes but I know search was different in older versions.
Rick or one of the other Mods can say for sure
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Pooh-Bah
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He's using classic, it didn't use mysql  It sounds like you need to re-build your search indexes, I'd recommend one index for each forum since they're larger now. Let me know how it goes 
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yeh, if you do moving around you have to rebuild metadeta and the search index.
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which will take forever with that many threads lol
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stranger
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D'oh ! I saw where the software said "rebuild the search index" but I didn't see the tab for that and just assumed they meant the metadata.....but now I see the search index is a seperate tab. Thanks !
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lol not a problem; some tabs can at times be difficult to notice, at least on the larger "2 tabs" pages (vs the 5+ tabs on some others)
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