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Backup shutdown the Search services ?

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Updated April 22, 2014

asked on April 22, 2014

Looking at these instructions : http://www.laserfiche.com/support/webhelp/Laserfiche/9.0/en-us/AdminGuide/Content/Laserfiche_Full-Text_Indexing_and_Search_Service.htm

I cannot find that feature on my 9.0 version of LF, I am doing a bat script but need the command and service name for search/indexing feature to stop so search folder can be backed up as well along with repository files.

I am able to set the LF in read only state using SQL stored procedure but cannot figure out the service name to turn off search/indexing feature.

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replied on April 22, 2014

You may have installed the Laserfiche Full Text Search and Indexing service on another server. If you open the Laserfiche Administration Console and look at the Index properties for one of your repositories, the General tab will inform you what server it's installed on. See the example below

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replied on April 22, 2014

The menu only appears when you have the server name selected in the LF Admin Console.

The Search Engine's service name is "LfFTSrv" (you can check any service's name by going to Control Panel\Administrative Tools\Services. If you select the service and right-click to open its properties, the name will be at the top of the General tab).

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replied on April 22, 2014

Nope does not exist for us.

See screenshot of services no Laserfiche Search Services, can you provide screenshot of how it should look like ?

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replied on April 22, 2014

I thought I looked at all the VM's i am using for LF but could not find it, looked closer after your suggestion and I found it !! Thanks, will give my bat script a try and will share it for everyone to use, maybe I will get pointers if there is something I might be doing wrong.

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