Index Search Settings
- Tag Search—The default is Yes. Allows to select keywords within log messages and to use the Tag Search feature.
- Timeout—The default is 10 minutes (600 seconds), allows user to set the timeout limit to retrieve Index Search results. Traditionally, this value was kept in a configuration file (/loglogic/tomcat/webapps/logapp20/WEB-INF/web.xml), now users can update this value from the GUI from the page. The value as seen on the GUI takes precedence over the web.xml file. Changing timeout values through the GUI requires no further action by the user, all necessary engines get the new values.
- Message Encoding—The default is Windows-1252. Allows user to choose different message encoding formats. The options are: Windows-1252, ISO-8859-1, ISO-8859-15, ISO-8859-2, and UTF-8. Select UTF-8 to process logs from Japanese Windows 2008 R2, Windows 2008, or Windows 2003.
Multithreading Parameters
Index search is multithreaded, and the behavior of multithreading is governed by the following configuration file:/loglogic/tomcat/webapps/logapp20/WEB-INF/spring/index-search.properties
Independent of the number of threads, each thread works on a one-hour data bucket. The user cannot change the bucket size of 60 minutes.
If you change any value in the index-search.properties file, you must restart mtask by running the following commands:
To take advantage of multithreading, the search range specified must be equal to or greater than the value of the index.search.parallel.minHours setting.
The following table lists the default values of the multithreading parameters:
Parameter | Description | Valid values | Default value |
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index.search.parallel.enabled | Enable/disable multithreaded index search | true, false | true |
index.search.parallel.minHours | Minimum search time range in hours to trigger a multithreaded search
Applicable only when index.search.parallel.enabled=true |
value in hours | 6 |
index.search.parallel.numCountThreads | Number of threads allocated for counting in a multithreaded search.
Used in search to quickly navigate to the beginning offset of the page Applicable only when index.search.parallel.enabled=true |
number of threads | 3 |
index.search.parallel.numSearchThreads | Number of threads allocated for searching in a multithreaded search
Applicable only when index.search.parallel.enabled=true |
number of threads | 3 |