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Is it mandatory to reindex all indexes everyday? What are the mandatory ones and what are the optional ones? Below is the crontab details I have and I see some indexers run and some don't. The ones with Jan 7 date were run manually by reindex command yesterday.



* * * * * /usr/bin/php -f /home/site/web/site.com/public_html/bin/magento cron:run &> /dev/null

* * * * * /usr/bin/php -f /home/site/web/site.com/public_html/update/cron.php &> /dev/null

* * * * * /usr/bin/php -f /home/site/web/site.com/public_html/bin/magento setup:cron:run &> /dev/null


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    Is it mandatory to reindex all indexes everyday? What are the mandatory ones and what are the optional ones? Below is the crontab details I have and I see some indexers run and some don't. The ones with Jan 7 date were run manually by reindex command yesterday.



    * * * * * /usr/bin/php -f /home/site/web/site.com/public_html/bin/magento cron:run &> /dev/null
    
* * * * * /usr/bin/php -f /home/site/web/site.com/public_html/update/cron.php &> /dev/null
    
* * * * * /usr/bin/php -f /home/site/web/site.com/public_html/bin/magento setup:cron:run &> /dev/null


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      Is it mandatory to reindex all indexes everyday? What are the mandatory ones and what are the optional ones? Below is the crontab details I have and I see some indexers run and some don't. The ones with Jan 7 date were run manually by reindex command yesterday.



      * * * * * /usr/bin/php -f /home/site/web/site.com/public_html/bin/magento cron:run &> /dev/null
      
* * * * * /usr/bin/php -f /home/site/web/site.com/public_html/update/cron.php &> /dev/null
      
* * * * * /usr/bin/php -f /home/site/web/site.com/public_html/bin/magento setup:cron:run &> /dev/null


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      Is it mandatory to reindex all indexes everyday? What are the mandatory ones and what are the optional ones? Below is the crontab details I have and I see some indexers run and some don't. The ones with Jan 7 date were run manually by reindex command yesterday.



      * * * * * /usr/bin/php -f /home/site/web/site.com/public_html/bin/magento cron:run &> /dev/null
      
* * * * * /usr/bin/php -f /home/site/web/site.com/public_html/update/cron.php &> /dev/null
      
* * * * * /usr/bin/php -f /home/site/web/site.com/public_html/bin/magento setup:cron:run &> /dev/null


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          No you don't have to run indexing everyday, you only have to run when any index will be invalidated. As per screenshot it seems your indexing will run when you update and save any module like when you save any product, product related indexing will run i.e product flat data and so on.



          Reindexing can be performed in two modes:



          Update on Save - index tables are updated immediately after the dictionary data is changed.
          Update by Schedule - index tables are updated by cron job according to the configured schedule.



          To set these options:




          1. Log in to the Magento Admin .


          2. Click System > Index Management.

          3. Select the checkbox next to each type of indexer to change.

          4. From the Actions list, click the indexing mode.

          5. Click Submit.


          You can reindex by:



          Using a cron job, which is preferred because indexing runs every minute.



          Using the magento indexer:reindex [indexer] command, which reindexes selected indexers, or all indexers, one time only.



          So I think you have to change indexer mode to Using a cron job so you don't have to bother about indexing manually daily.






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          • I already have a cron job as you can see from above.
            – Haya
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          • But your indexer seems to be set as Update on Save instead of Update by Schedule, so CRON will not help in your current mode
            – aman
            yesterday










          • Thank you. is it okay to truncate cron_schedule table?
            – Haya
            yesterday










          • Yes you can, just take a back of this table before truncate, so that if any thing goes wrong you can restore it
            – aman
            yesterday











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          No you don't have to run indexing everyday, you only have to run when any index will be invalidated. As per screenshot it seems your indexing will run when you update and save any module like when you save any product, product related indexing will run i.e product flat data and so on.



          Reindexing can be performed in two modes:



          Update on Save - index tables are updated immediately after the dictionary data is changed.
          Update by Schedule - index tables are updated by cron job according to the configured schedule.



          To set these options:




          1. Log in to the Magento Admin .


          2. Click System > Index Management.

          3. Select the checkbox next to each type of indexer to change.

          4. From the Actions list, click the indexing mode.

          5. Click Submit.


          You can reindex by:



          Using a cron job, which is preferred because indexing runs every minute.



          Using the magento indexer:reindex [indexer] command, which reindexes selected indexers, or all indexers, one time only.



          So I think you have to change indexer mode to Using a cron job so you don't have to bother about indexing manually daily.






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          • I already have a cron job as you can see from above.
            – Haya
            yesterday












          • But your indexer seems to be set as Update on Save instead of Update by Schedule, so CRON will not help in your current mode
            – aman
            yesterday










          • Thank you. is it okay to truncate cron_schedule table?
            – Haya
            yesterday










          • Yes you can, just take a back of this table before truncate, so that if any thing goes wrong you can restore it
            – aman
            yesterday
















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          No you don't have to run indexing everyday, you only have to run when any index will be invalidated. As per screenshot it seems your indexing will run when you update and save any module like when you save any product, product related indexing will run i.e product flat data and so on.



          Reindexing can be performed in two modes:



          Update on Save - index tables are updated immediately after the dictionary data is changed.
          Update by Schedule - index tables are updated by cron job according to the configured schedule.



          To set these options:




          1. Log in to the Magento Admin .


          2. Click System > Index Management.

          3. Select the checkbox next to each type of indexer to change.

          4. From the Actions list, click the indexing mode.

          5. Click Submit.


          You can reindex by:



          Using a cron job, which is preferred because indexing runs every minute.



          Using the magento indexer:reindex [indexer] command, which reindexes selected indexers, or all indexers, one time only.



          So I think you have to change indexer mode to Using a cron job so you don't have to bother about indexing manually daily.






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          • I already have a cron job as you can see from above.
            – Haya
            yesterday












          • But your indexer seems to be set as Update on Save instead of Update by Schedule, so CRON will not help in your current mode
            – aman
            yesterday










          • Thank you. is it okay to truncate cron_schedule table?
            – Haya
            yesterday










          • Yes you can, just take a back of this table before truncate, so that if any thing goes wrong you can restore it
            – aman
            yesterday














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          No you don't have to run indexing everyday, you only have to run when any index will be invalidated. As per screenshot it seems your indexing will run when you update and save any module like when you save any product, product related indexing will run i.e product flat data and so on.



          Reindexing can be performed in two modes:



          Update on Save - index tables are updated immediately after the dictionary data is changed.
          Update by Schedule - index tables are updated by cron job according to the configured schedule.



          To set these options:




          1. Log in to the Magento Admin .


          2. Click System > Index Management.

          3. Select the checkbox next to each type of indexer to change.

          4. From the Actions list, click the indexing mode.

          5. Click Submit.


          You can reindex by:



          Using a cron job, which is preferred because indexing runs every minute.



          Using the magento indexer:reindex [indexer] command, which reindexes selected indexers, or all indexers, one time only.



          So I think you have to change indexer mode to Using a cron job so you don't have to bother about indexing manually daily.






          share|improve this answer












          No you don't have to run indexing everyday, you only have to run when any index will be invalidated. As per screenshot it seems your indexing will run when you update and save any module like when you save any product, product related indexing will run i.e product flat data and so on.



          Reindexing can be performed in two modes:



          Update on Save - index tables are updated immediately after the dictionary data is changed.
          Update by Schedule - index tables are updated by cron job according to the configured schedule.



          To set these options:




          1. Log in to the Magento Admin .


          2. Click System > Index Management.

          3. Select the checkbox next to each type of indexer to change.

          4. From the Actions list, click the indexing mode.

          5. Click Submit.


          You can reindex by:



          Using a cron job, which is preferred because indexing runs every minute.



          Using the magento indexer:reindex [indexer] command, which reindexes selected indexers, or all indexers, one time only.



          So I think you have to change indexer mode to Using a cron job so you don't have to bother about indexing manually daily.







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          • I already have a cron job as you can see from above.
            – Haya
            yesterday












          • But your indexer seems to be set as Update on Save instead of Update by Schedule, so CRON will not help in your current mode
            – aman
            yesterday










          • Thank you. is it okay to truncate cron_schedule table?
            – Haya
            yesterday










          • Yes you can, just take a back of this table before truncate, so that if any thing goes wrong you can restore it
            – aman
            yesterday


















          • I already have a cron job as you can see from above.
            – Haya
            yesterday












          • But your indexer seems to be set as Update on Save instead of Update by Schedule, so CRON will not help in your current mode
            – aman
            yesterday










          • Thank you. is it okay to truncate cron_schedule table?
            – Haya
            yesterday










          • Yes you can, just take a back of this table before truncate, so that if any thing goes wrong you can restore it
            – aman
            yesterday
















          I already have a cron job as you can see from above.
          – Haya
          yesterday






          I already have a cron job as you can see from above.
          – Haya
          yesterday














          But your indexer seems to be set as Update on Save instead of Update by Schedule, so CRON will not help in your current mode
          – aman
          yesterday




          But your indexer seems to be set as Update on Save instead of Update by Schedule, so CRON will not help in your current mode
          – aman
          yesterday












          Thank you. is it okay to truncate cron_schedule table?
          – Haya
          yesterday




          Thank you. is it okay to truncate cron_schedule table?
          – Haya
          yesterday












          Yes you can, just take a back of this table before truncate, so that if any thing goes wrong you can restore it
          – aman
          yesterday




          Yes you can, just take a back of this table before truncate, so that if any thing goes wrong you can restore it
          – aman
          yesterday


















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