Tanzu GemFire Search 1.1

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Last Updated February 18, 2025

This topic describes the VMware Tanzu GemFire Search list command.

Tanzu GemFire Search uses the Lucene name in syntax and APIs.

The list lucene indexes command displays the list of Tanzu GemFire Search indexes created for all members. The optional --with-stats qualifier shows activity on the indexes. For details about Tanzu GemFire Search, see Tanzu GemFire Search Integration.

Availability: Online. To use this command, you must be connected to a JMX Manager member in gfsh.

Syntax

list lucene indexes [--with-stats(=value)]

Parameters

NameDescriptionDefault Value
‑‑with‑statsSpecifies whether statistics should also be displayed.false if not specified, true if specified

Example Command

list lucene indexes

Sample Output

gfsh>list lucene indexes --with-stats
Index Name | Region Path |     Indexed Fields     | Field Analy.. | Status  | Query Executions | Updates | Commits | Documents
---------- | ----------- | ---------------------- | ------------- | ------- | ---------------- | ------- | ------- | ---------
testIndex  | /testRegion | [__REGION_VALUE_FIELD] | {__REGION_V.. | Defined | NA               | NA      | NA      | NA

gfsh>list lucene indexes
 Index Name   | Region Path |                           Indexed Fields                           | Field Analy.. | Status
------------- | ----------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------ | ------------- | -----------
analyzerIndex | /Person     | [revenue, address, name, email]                                    | {revenue=St.. | Initialized
customerIndex | /Customer   | [symbol, revenue, SSN, name, email, address, __REGION_VALUE_FIELD] | {}            | Initialized
pageIndex     | /Page       | [id, title, content]                                               | {}            | Initialized
personIndex   | /Person     | [name, email, address, revenue]                                    | {}            | Initialized

Additional gfsh Commands

For additional Tanzu GemFire Search gfsh commands, see the following: