Updating the index can, at times, cause errors in products or even index failures. On
the Indexes page of the Index and Search Configuration tile, review the different error scenarios
and the corresponding actions you can take when updating the index.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer Editions
of
Revenue Cloud
Check
out the different error scenarios and the corresponding actions you can take when updating the
search index:
Index Update Status
Scenario
Maps To
Action
Completed
Index completed without product errors
Completed status in Rebuild History
None
Index completed with product errors
Product error warning
Download the CSV file and resolve the product errors.
Failed
Index failed without product errors
Index failure banner
Use the information in the failure message to resolve the issue.
Index failed with product errors
Index failure banner
Product error warning
Use the information in the failure message to resolve the issue.
To resolve the product errors, download the CSV file in the warning message.
Note
The ErrorAttributeDataSizeLimitExceeded code in the CSV file indicates
that you have reached the data size limit for all localized and nonlocalized attributes of a
product for a single locale. Review your products to see if you can reduce the data indexed for
search. For additional help, contact Salesforce Customer Support.
In case of
product
errors or index failures,
Salesforce
recommends that you rebuild the index after resolving issues.
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