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Remove Archived Article from Search Results

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madhuri.tripathi last edited by sugrokker
Problem Statement

When will an archived article stop reflecting in the search results?

Environment Production

Reported product version Mamba'20

Resolved in version Mamba'20

Module Content Crawling frequency

Cause

The jobs running in the backend for deleting the Archived/Draft articles are different from the ones used for crawling content sources.

Solution

Archived articles are deleted from the content indexes as per the frequency set in the backend job.

Another option for admins is to manually delete an article from the index:
1. Log in to the admin panel
2. Go to Content source
3. Under the Documents column, click on the number of documents reflecting for a particular content source.
4. Search for the desired article and delete it.
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Environment	Production
Reported product version	Mamba'20
Resolved in version	Mamba'20
Module	Content Crawling frequency

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