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    I'm in a position where I have to use reindex text (Content Manager 10.0.4). I'm using the Index Text utility (the database is not using SQL Text Index) to fix the word index/es for Notes and Additional Fields. I've already reindexed Title Words, with…

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    The desktop content manager application (10.1.100.574) crashes/shuts down when I do simple things like change containers or archive. This occurs when with as little as 40 records being moved or archived. We have increased memory on the servers, so I do…

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    Hi, We are looking for a report that identify if the additional fields for Record Types being used by the end users. We are trying to use Power Query to build the report. I am looking to pull the records used a particular record type and to see if…

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