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2. Configuring the search appliance to accept the feed by using the Crawl and Index > Feeds page,

shown in the following figure. To prevent unauthorized additions to your index, feeds are only

accepted from machines that are specified on this page.

3. Running the feed client script.

4. Monitoring the feed by using the Admin Console.

5. Checking for search results from the feed within 30 minutes of running the feed client script.

Learn More about Feeds

For complete documentation on feeds, refer to the Feeds Protocol Developer’s Guide.

Indexing Database Content

The Google Search Appliance can also index records in a relational database. The Google Search

Appliance supports indexing of the following relational database management systems:

• IBM DB2

• MySQL

• Oracle

• Microsoft SQL Server

• Sybase

The search appliance provides access to data stored in relational databases by crawling the content

directly from the database and serving the content. The process of crawling a database is called

“synchronizing a database.” To access content in a database, the Google Search Appliance sends SQL

(Structured Query Language) queries using JDBC (Java Database Connectivity) adapters provided by

database companies. It crawls the contents of the database and then pushes records from a database

into the search appliance’s index using feeds.

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