Investigating errors
There are multiple locations where you can examine the reason behind indexing errors. Click any of the below links to visit the article that discusses the feature.
Review Manager
Reveal Web
The Alerts panel (Document Viewer)
The Errors report (Index jobs page)
The Summary Report (Index jobs page)
Common Errors
Common index errors are represented in the below table, including descriptions.
Error | Description |
|---|---|
Convert* Empty | Conversion of native was successful, but there was no output text. |
Convert* Failures | Error when extracting text and creating html from the native. These are typically corrupt or encrypted files. |
Empty Source | The file is empty, so it has no content to extract or convert. |
File contains no usable text | Includes non-text searchable files, i.e. non text searchable PDFs or image based files. |
File Conversion is not supported | The source file was not found during indexing. |
File type is not supported | A typical error when running Spreadsheet View index on non-excel file types. |
Insert Failures | There was a failure when attempting to add the document’s text to the Elastic Index. |
Missing | The native was not found. |
Not Defined | The path to the OCR or native is missing. For third party loads, check load file paths. |
Not Supported | Error when extracting text and creating html from an unsupported file type. |
Too large | The file is larger than the size limits set within the Text Set settings. It’s recommended to download and view these files natively. |
Unknown Exception: 4 | Rarely seen, usually linked to the Extracted text set index where the document contains no indexable text. |
* “Convert” is the process of extracting text and rendering html from the native.
Common Alerts
Common alerts are represented in the below table, including descriptions.
Alert | Description |
|---|---|
Annotations removed during bulk re-image | If annotations were applied to the Image view, a bulk re-image will override these annotations if the below settings are checked when submitting the image job.
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Document contains no indexable text | The document exists in the project, but no searchable text could be extracted during indexing. Common reasons include non-text searchable PDFs, image based files, 0KB files, corruption, or encryption. |
Source file not found during indexing | The source file could not be located or accessed during indexing. The most common reason is incorrect file paths. As a result, it’s text could not be extracted for searching purposes. |
Source file was too large to index | The file is larger than the size limits set within the Text Set settings. It’s recommended to download and view these files natively. |
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