[softwarelist] Re: Corrupt index
- From: John Harrison <john@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: davidpilling@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 17 Jun 2009 09:54:01 +0100
David
Thanks for the comments.
> Bear in mind I did not write Index-Pro, my feeling is that it does not
> cope with major document changes like deleting chapters.
So it would seem :-( In fairness, I do remember a warning that it was
better to generate the index after major changes have been made.
> Possibly copying chapters would be a way to get rid of the index (save +
> load of DDL certainly would be).
OK, if I get to the point of throwing it away and starting again I will try
that. I was hoping to remove the corrupt markers, so I could re-use the
majority, which seem to be non-corrupt.
> "Min memory" on the Misc menu flushes the undo buffer.
... and in this case makes no difference to the file size, so it wasn't the
undo buffer ...
> ...in general there is no clearing of memory when it is reserved for a
> new purpose. ... Another possibility is orphaned objects, for example
> text stories which are no longer used.
If I reconstructed the documents by copying chapters, or by going via DDL,
would I lose this unused baggage?
> Then again the text you're seeing may be from Index-Pro.
No, it is real text.
Regards
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John Harrison
http://www.jaharrison.me.uk
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