The Apache Solr search > Configuration > Default Index page provides basic information about your search index, including the following:

• number of items indexed

• number of items that remain to be indexed

• the version name of your search index schema

• the version name of your Solr index

• delay (the time between when Solr receives the documents and when they are processed)

• number of items pending for deletion

For a more detailed report on how many document terms and fields have been indexed, click View more details on the search index contents link to open the search index report page at Reports > Apache Solr Search index.

The Search Index report displays the following items:

• number of documents in the search index

• number of terms in the search index

• number of fields in the search index

The number of documents in the search index will not necessarily be the same as the number of Drupal nodes in your website. Drupal may create multiple documents in the search index when it processes a single entity (such as a node or a user). For example:

• node/1 has three attached files
  Under certain circumstances, you would end up with four documents in the search index: one for the node and one for each attachment.

• has field data in three languages Under certain circumstances, you would end up with three documents in the search index, one for each language.

The Apache Solr search > Configuration > Default Index page provides basic information about your search index, including the following:

• number of items indexed

• number of items that remain to be indexed

• the version name of your search index schema

• the version name of your Solr index

• delay (the time between when Solr receives the documents and when they are processed)

• number of items pending for deletion

For a more detailed report on how many document terms and fields have been indexed, click View more details on the search index contents link to open the search index report page at Reports > Apache Solr Search index.

The Search Index report displays the following items:

• number of documents in the search index

• number of terms in the search index

• number of fields in the search index

The number of documents in the search index will not necessarily be the same as the number of Drupal nodes in your website. Drupal may create multiple documents in the search index when it processes a single entity (such as a node or a user). For example:

• node/1 has three attached files
  Under certain circumstances, you would end up with four documents in the search index: one for the node and one for each attachment.

• node/1 has field data in three languages
  Under certain circumstances, you would end up with three documents in the search index, one for each language.