A friend found my old Perl homework from 1999 on the web. Boy, that stuff was programmed as difficulty as possible with no comments! Excellent! Not really. Now I could do the same stuff in 5 lines. ... Not really.
This guide covers general records management planning considerations, guidelines for configuring Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 enterprise content management features for records management, guidelines for planning server farm topology for records management, and guidelines for organizing the logical components of a records management system based on Office SharePoint Server 2007. The audiences for this guide include records managers, information architects, IT generalists, and program managers who are planning a records management solution based on Office SharePoint Server 2007.
Apparently, when you "Stop all crawls" in the Shared Services Administration: Default Web Site > Search Settings > Content Sources of SharePoint Central Administration, the next crawl will be a Full Crawl. The warning told me! Wait, I mean the warning that should have been there.
On the Manage Content Sources page, point to the content source you want to crawl, click the arrow that appears, and then click Stop Crawl on the menu that appears.
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A message appears warning you that stopping this crawl will result in the next crawl of this content source being a full crawl.
So that's why you see a full crawl when it should've been incremental. Or maybe I'm the only one who doesn't get this error?
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