I am finding that when I search certain collections that I've created, that it produces no results. These are collections I created in Logos 5, and the searches performed perfectly. But now with Logos 6, the searches show no results.
Any suggestions?
I ran a search for grace on my theological journal library. The drop down brought up grace-topic, grace-noun and grace. The topic works for dictionary type resources, the noun for bible sense and just grace works for a text search. I suspect you chose the topic and ran a search on non-dictionary resources. Smart search is helpful, but can get in the way if you are not careful in what you select to search or do not understand the limitations of the selection.
If this is not your problem, then get back.
Mark A. Copeland:I am finding that when I search certain collections that I've created, that it produces no results.
Can you provide some more details?
I was having the same issue- Try basic, switch "everything" to the collection you want- then topis or word in search- mine worked using this method, also if L6 is indexing it will not show results- that was my issue.
Hope this helps a little.
John Fidel: I ran a search for grace on my theological journal library. The drop down brought up grace-topic, grace-noun and grace. The topic works for dictionary type resources, the noun for bible sense and just grace works for a text search. I suspect you chose the topic and ran a search on non-dictionary resources. Smart search is helpful, but can get in the way if you are not careful in what you select to search or do not understand the limitations of the selection. If this is not your problem, then get back.
Thank you for your quick reply, John, but a simple search for the word "grace" (i.e., not a smart search) still produces no results.
I wonder if the search feature for Logos 6 required some re-tagging of resources, and that perhaps Logos has not gotten around if there may be some resources that have yet to be re-tagged in order to show up in the new smart search at all.
For example, I have a collection of Spurgeon's sermons, did a simple search for the word "church" and it produced 106 results. I have another collection of Maclaren's sermons, but when I do a simple search for the word "church" it produced no results. Could Spurgeon's books be re-tagged, and Maclaren's books not? I wonder...
I do not have the Maclaren sermons so I cannot test it for you. I will leave this thread to others who may know more about the specific resources that you are having problems with.
Mark A. Copeland:For example, I have a collection of Spurgeon's sermons, did a simple search for the word "church" and it produced 106 results. I have another collection of Maclaren's sermons, but when I do a simple search for the word "church" it produced no results. Could Spurgeon's books be re-tagged, and Maclaren's books not? I wonder...
Simple searches don't need special tagging. So, either:
A screenshot would help us work out which was the case.
Graham Criddle: Mark A. Copeland:I am finding that when I search certain collections that I've created, that it produces no results. Can you provide some more details? What resources are contained in the collections? What search are you doing against the collections? Can you show screenshots with this information?
Graham, here are some screenshots:
First, one that shows on the left a simple text search for "church" in my "Sermons Charles Spurgeon" Collection. On the right is the Collections tool showing how I created the Spurgeon collection:
Second, one that shows on the left a simple text search for "church" in my "Sermons Alexander Maclaren" Collection. On the right is the Collections tool showing how I created the Maclaren collection:
Finally, another screen shot showing another oddity: one that shows on the left a simple text search for "church" in my "Commenaries" Collection. On the right is the Collections tool showing how I created the Commentaries collection:
Notice in the above screen shot that now the search is producing results from Spurgeon's sermon rather than any results from my commentaries! This anomaly where the Spurgeon results show up occurs with searching other collections as well, though searching some collections still produce no results at all.
Thanks to one and all for any input on this problem!
Hi Mark
Mark A. Copeland:Graham, here are some screenshots:
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Graham Criddle: Hi Mark Mark A. Copeland:Graham, here are some screenshots: Sorry, but no screenshots Please try again using the paperclip icon in the reply editor.
Thanks, Graham, I edited the above post and I believe the screenshots now appear.
Mark A. Copeland:Thanks, Graham, I edited the above post and I believe the screenshots now appear.
Thanks Mark
Intriguing and baffling!
What happens if you execute a search for "church" in "All Resources"? Do you get more than the results in your Spurgeon's Commentaries?
Graham Criddle: Mark A. Copeland:Thanks, Graham, I edited the above post and I believe the screenshots now appear. Thanks Mark Intriguing and baffling! What happens if you execute a search for "church" in "All Resources"? Do you get more than the results in your Spurgeon's Commentaries?
Here's what I got, Graham:
You would think the word "church" would create more results in a library with almost 5,000 books!
Mark A. Copeland:You would think the word "church" would create more results in a library with almost 5,000 books!
Looks to me like an indexing problem.
Suggest you either enable diagnostic logging and post logs after trying a search or execute the command "rebuild index" (and you'll probably end up having to do that anyway). This could take some time I'm afraid.
Graham Criddle:Looks to me like an indexing problem.
I agree. rebuild index is the solution here, I think (unless there are downloads pending, in which case I'd download/install the downloads and wait for those to finish indexing, to see if that helps).
Graham Criddle: Mark A. Copeland:You would think the word "church" would create more results in a library with almost 5,000 books! Looks to me like an indexing problem. Suggest you either enable diagnostic logging and post logs after trying a search or execute the command "rebuild index" (and you'll probably end up having to do that anyway). This could take some time I'm afraid.
I'll try rebuilding the index.
Mark A. Copeland: Graham Criddle: Mark A. Copeland:You would think the word "church" would create more results in a library with almost 5,000 books! Looks to me like an indexing problem. Suggest you either enable diagnostic logging and post logs after trying a search or execute the command "rebuild index" (and you'll probably end up having to do that anyway). This could take some time I'm afraid. I'll try rebuilding the index.
Rebuilding the index worked. Thanks!
Mark A. Copeland:Rebuilding the index worked. Thanks!
Good news - and thanks for letting us know