Hi, I played around with the facet searching and I'm very happy with the new feature in ucommerce, but I can see that it uses productdefinitions who is marked as deleted in the database.
Thanks for the update. We'll take a look at it as soon as possible. Meanwhile, you should be able to access the raven studio on port 1337 and remove them manually. I can see that our scratchindexer - the one that does the initial indexing didn't take into account, fields that was deleted.
and thanks for the answer, I'm but sure what you mean with "access the raven studio on port 1337" are you saying that I can delete them in the database for example, with MS SQL management Studio?
Arh, maybe i should've been a little more specific :)
When we initialize the document database we try to start a http listener on port 1337 so you can access the raven database backend (The database runs in embedded mode, and that is why it works that way). It is also possible to have a raven database that runs as a website in IIS. But for us to work with it out of the box and no messing with the setup, the embedded mode is perfect for us.
Try out http://yoursite.com:1337 <- that should open the raven studio. It however requries the app to run under admin previleges. Then you can go to facets and remove the deleted defintionfields.
You could also just create the definitionfields again and uncheck facet and delete them again :)
Facet search use deleted productdefinitions
Hi, I played around with the facet searching and I'm very happy with the new feature in ucommerce, but I can see that it uses productdefinitions who is marked as deleted in the database.
Hi Kim,
Thanks for the update. We'll take a look at it as soon as possible. Meanwhile, you should be able to access the raven studio on port 1337 and remove them manually. I can see that our scratchindexer - the one that does the initial indexing didn't take into account, fields that was deleted.
Hi Morten,
and thanks for the answer, I'm but sure what you mean with "access the raven studio on port 1337" are you saying that I can delete them in the database for example, with MS SQL management Studio?
Arh, maybe i should've been a little more specific :)
When we initialize the document database we try to start a http listener on port 1337 so you can access the raven database backend (The database runs in embedded mode, and that is why it works that way). It is also possible to have a raven database that runs as a website in IIS. But for us to work with it out of the box and no messing with the setup, the embedded mode is perfect for us.
Try out http://yoursite.com:1337 <- that should open the raven studio. It however requries the app to run under admin previleges. Then you can go to facets and remove the deleted defintionfields.
You could also just create the definitionfields again and uncheck facet and delete them again :)
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