Setqueryprocessoroptions: Stsadm operation (Office SharePoint Server)
Applies To: Office SharePoint Server 2007
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Topic Last Modified: 2015-03-09
Operation name: Setqueryprocessoroptions
Sets the current values of the SharePoint Search query processor settings.
For additional information about how to manage settings to improve search results, see Manage settings to improve search results (Office SharePoint Server).
Note
The setqueryprocessoroptions operation was first introduced in Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 with Service Pack 2 (SP2).
Syntax
stsadm -o setqueryprocessoroptions
** -ssp <SSP name>**
**\[-securitytrimmingcachesize \<security trimming cache size\>\]**
**\[-securitytrimmingmultiplier \<security trimming overfetch multiplier\>\]**
**\[-nearduplicatemultiplier \<duplicate removal overfetch multiplier\>\]**
**\[-joinmultiplier \<join discard overfetch multiplier\>\]**
**\[-sdidjoinmultiplier \<missing security descriptor overfetch multiplier\>\]**
Parameters
Parameter name |
Value |
Required? |
Description |
ssp |
A valid Shared Services Provider (SSP) name, such as "SharedServices1" |
Yes |
Specifies the name of the SSP that is associated with the query processor. |
securitytrimmingcachesize |
A valid integer between 1 and 2,147,483,647 |
No |
Specifies an increase of the w3wp process memory usage. This increases the probability of finding security descriptors needed in local cache, thus decreasing the number of roundtrips to a computer running SQL Server and the amount of data requested from a computer running SQL Server. This value should be considered if the search corpus contains a large number of different Access Control Lists (ACL). The default value is 10,000. |
securitytrimmingmultiplier |
A valid integer between 1.001 and 100 |
No |
When the multiplier is specified, it will result in more items being retrieved. This should be considered if there is a large search corpus, but each item is only accessible to a small number of people. The default value is 2.6. |
nearduplicatemultiplier |
A valid integer between 1.001 and 100 |
No |
When specified the multiplier will result in more items being retrieved. This should be considered if many items in the search corpus are near duplicates of each other. The default value is 1.8. |
joinmultiplier |
A valid integer between 1.001 and 100 |
No |
When specified, the multiplier will result in more items being retrieved for queries that contain both full-text and metadata components. This should only be increased if the set of full-text results have a small intersection with the set of metadata results for a significant number of queries. The default value is 10. |
sdidjoinmultiplier |
A valid integer between 1.001 and 100 |
No |
When specified, the multiplier will result in more items being retrieved for full-text queries. This should only be increased if there are many search results removed using the Search Results Removal feature. The default value is 1.01. |
Remarks
Any query processor change will not take effect until an iisreset /force command is executed on each server used as front-end Web server.
Any modification of query processor settings will affect server performance.
The multipliers are used to calculate the number of results for a given query.
Examples
To determine the current setting of the query processor options, type the following syntax:
stsadm -o setqueryprocessoroptions –ssp <SharedServicesName>
See Also
Concepts
Listqueryprocessoroptions: Stsadm operation (Office SharePoint Server)