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Metacat Indexing
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SOLR background information
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Features:
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* something
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* more
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* even more
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Indexed documents and fields
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Metacat reuses the default DataONE index which includes many common metadata formats
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out-of-the-box
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1. EML
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2. FGDC
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3. Dryad
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Default indexed fields
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Index configuration overview
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Adding additional document types and fields
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Step-by-step guide for adding new documents and indexed fields.
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Querying the index
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and query facets.
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Access Policy enforcement
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Regenerating the index from scratch
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index may be necessary. In order to accomplish this:
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Step-by-step instructions
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NOTE: this may take a long time depending on the size of your Metacat store.
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