Hi!
I'd like to make a second instance, the first for my standard diskdrives, the second just for one external drive (FAT32).
Howto...?
The databases need to be separate, one instance & database for c:, d:, e:, f: ... x:, y:, z: , the other just for the external drive... (L:)
ist that feasible? If yes, how?
Thanx a lot in advance.
Wolfgang
Second instance, separate database?
Re: Second instance, separate database?
Very well feasible. Make use of the named instance feature of Everything.
Installing the service is not needed for FAT32 drives.
Assuming Everything 1.4:
- Run the following command
- Run the following command
- Go to Tools > Options > Indexes > Folders
- Click the Add button
- Include your L:-drive
- OK
- OK
- Configure the rest oif the Everything settings to your liking
- Exit Everything (right-click the systemtray icon and choose Exit.
Now create a shortcut that starts and use that to open the L-drive instance.
Your 'regular' Everything can run side-by-side with the L-drive instance.
Installing the service is not needed for FAT32 drives.
Assuming Everything 1.4:
- Run the following command
everything.exe -instance "L-Drive" -choose volumes
- Run the following command
everything.exe -instance "L-Drive"
- Go to Tools > Options > Indexes > Folders
- Click the Add button
- Include your L:-drive
- OK
- OK
- Configure the rest oif the Everything settings to your liking
- Exit Everything (right-click the systemtray icon and choose Exit.
Now create a shortcut that starts
"C:\path to\everything.exe" -instance "L-Drive"
Your 'regular' Everything can run side-by-side with the L-drive instance.
Re: Second instance, separate database?
-instance
The .ini, .db, ... will be named the same as your -instance name.
You can use the
-choose-volumes
Then go into Tools | Options | Indexes & manually add the drive(s) you want.
(Then remove [if from batch file or shortcut], or don't use the -choose-volumes switch [if command-line], & carry on from there.)
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Re: Second instance, separate database?
Thanx a lot.
At the moment I have very little time to tinker with it, but I'm going to reply if I managed to solve the issue...
Regards
Wolfgang
At the moment I have very little time to tinker with it, but I'm going to reply if I managed to solve the issue...
Regards
Wolfgang
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Re: Second instance, separate database?
Here I'm back again...
I managed to get it working...
However, there is stil an issue regarding the scan of the drive L: ...
The diskdrive is formatted with FAT32. The scan lasts very long, there are about 2 million entries.
Once scanned everything, it works quite well.
But the scan starts every time when I restart the OS...
Trying to change somthing in the adjustments while it scans freezes the window and after a time Windows tells me that the software does not respond anymore...
What could I do that the database is created once and remains permanent...?
There is just a Everything-Drive-L.db.tmp in the Everything Folder, but no Everything-Drive-L.db ... Why ???
I managed to get it working...
However, there is stil an issue regarding the scan of the drive L: ...
The diskdrive is formatted with FAT32. The scan lasts very long, there are about 2 million entries.
Once scanned everything, it works quite well.
But the scan starts every time when I restart the OS...
Trying to change somthing in the adjustments while it scans freezes the window and after a time Windows tells me that the software does not respond anymore...
What could I do that the database is created once and remains permanent...?
There is just a Everything-Drive-L.db.tmp in the Everything Folder, but no Everything-Drive-L.db ... Why ???
Re: Second instance, separate database?
Tools -> Options -> Folders -> L: -> Check Never Rescan.
You can manually rescan from Tools -> Options -> Folders -> L: -> Rescan Now
Everything only has one database.
The .tmp file is written to disk.
When it has been completely written it is renamed to a .db file.
Everything would have been terminated before the Everything.db.tmp was completely written.
You can delete this file.
You can manually rescan from Tools -> Options -> Folders -> L: -> Rescan Now
Everything only has one database.
The .tmp file is written to disk.
When it has been completely written it is renamed to a .db file.
Everything would have been terminated before the Everything.db.tmp was completely written.
You can delete this file.
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Re: Second instance, separate database?
Thank you, this helps me very much...
I thougt there must be an additional separate Database "Everything-Drive-L.db"...
If this is integrated into "Everything.db", its OK.
I thougt there must be an additional separate Database "Everything-Drive-L.db"...
If this is integrated into "Everything.db", its OK.
Re: Second instance, separate database?
It's from running Everything in a Drive-L instance, eg:
Everything.exe -instance "Drive-L"
Everything.exe -instance "Drive-L"