By default, the Meridian Enterprise Server reads the document content for viewing and downloading from the stream folders of the source Meridian Enterprise vault. This saves disk space and optimizes efficiency if the Meridian Enterprise application server and the Meridian Enterprise Server computer are co-located and there is a high bandwidth connection between them. If not, you can configure the Meridian Explorer repository to store a copy of the document content in its database when the repository is synchronized from the vault. This improves performance when there is not a high bandwidth connection between the servers.
Tip You can tune the content synchronization task as described in Configuring the application options.
To configure the content source options:
Option | Description |
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Store the document content in the repository database |
Enable this option to store a copy of the document content in the repository database during each update. If disabled, the content is read from the source vault streams. |
To copy the content immediately:
To schedule content import:
Note In rare situations, copying the content into the repository database from the source vault stream folders might not meet your requirements. You can configure the repository to copy the content from an alternative file stream location as follows:
Create a plain text file named MRE2368.dat in the folder C:\ProgramData\BlueCieloECM\Hyperion that contains the alternate stream folder settings for each Meridian Enterprise vault to be synchronized. The settings must be in JSON notation like the following example:
{ "StreamFolders":[{ "SourceName": "DatastoreName1", "FolderPath": "C:\\Data\\BC-MERIDIAN VAULTS\\DatastoreName1" }, { "SourceName": "DatastoreName2", "FolderPath": "C:\\Data\\BC-MERIDIAN VAULTS\\DatastoreName2" }] }
The server will attempt to copy the vault stream files from the specified path. If the path does not exist, an error will occur. If a particular stream file does not exist in the specified folder, the job will attempt to copy it from the regular streams folder.