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Subject: Re: Measuring duration of view index building
Date: Mon, 1 Feb 2010 15:27:43 +0100
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Hi Roger,

>> Of course, the best thing in my case would be, if couch itself  
>> would log
>> something like "start/end building index for _design/mydoc" -- but as
>> far as I know, there's no way to do that?
> Look in the log file.

apologies, I am severely behind my inbox. I am stupid enough to  
oversee the log entries for view indices building. But, how'd you  
relatively easily parse that? If there isn't something a la "Starting  
building XXX", it's rather cumbersome to work with? I guess `time  
curl ...` is still my friend.

> Do a GET against /_active_tasks which will tell you if view indexing  
> is
> running as well as progress.

And I am stupid enough to oversee that, and the nice GUI in Futon,  
thanks!!

Karel