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description: How to deal with Corrupt Examine indexes
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# Corrupt Indexes
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Due to various reasons,like missing files, the data integrety of the examine index files my be compromised. When this happens, Umbraco considers the index to be corrupt.
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Due to some systems already being hooked into the examine index lifecycle, it is safest to resolve this issue from outside of the application.
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## Resolution in a self hosted environment
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- Stop the website/app pool
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- Remove the Folder containing the corrupted index files
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- Restart the website
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## Resolution on umbraco cloud
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- Open the project in the cloud portal
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- Select the correct environment
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- Open kudo in the debug console
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- Choose CMD
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- Navigate to `C:\home\site\wwwroot\umbraco\Data\Temp>`
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- Click the delete button next to the index in question
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- Restart the environment.
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The data integrity of Examine index files can be compromised if for example files are removed. When this happens, Umbraco considers the index to be corrupt.
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As some systems are already hooked into the Examine index lifecycle, resolving this issue outside the application is safest.
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## Resolution in a self-hosted environment
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The following steps cover clearing out corrupt indexes in a self-hosted environment.
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1. Stop the website/app pool.
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2. Remove the directory containing the corrupted index files.
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3. Restart the website.
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## Resolution on Umbraco Cloud
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The following steps cover clearing out corrupt indexes in a setup hosted on Umbraco Cloud.
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1. Open the project in the Cloud Portal.
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2. Select the correct environment.
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3. Access KUDU.
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4. Open the debug console.
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5. Choose CMD.
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6. Navigate to `C:\home\site\wwwroot\umbraco\Data\Temp`.
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7- Click the delete button next to the index file.
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8. Restart the environment.

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