The 64-bit index volumes for an archive are created and stored in the configured path as <IndexLocation>\<IndexVolumeFolderName>, where IndexVolumeFolderName is the index volume for an archive.
• cache – This folder holds the required data temporarily while performing indexing operations.
• live – This folder is a major component of the index and holds the actual indexes for the content in the archive. The *.sqlt files are the 64-bit indexing engine's DBs that it makes use of to manage the indexed data. The viv_idx_* files are the index files and the expansions folder contains the index wildcard dictionary. The tmp and tmp-i folders and indexer.txt, crawler.txt, crawler-fatal-error and indexer-fatal-error files are used internally by the 64-bit indexing engine to manage the indexes.
Sample state.dat file
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HighestSubmittedSequenceNumber="43"
HighestAcknowledgedSequenceNumber="43"
LastAcknowledged="2011-06-15T15:16:25.3400543Z" />
HighestSubmittedSequenceNumber="5"
HighestAcknowledgedSequenceNumber="0"
LastAcknowledged="2011-06-15T15:14:28.0099722Z" />
HighestSubmittedSequenceNumber="10"
HighestAcknowledgedSequenceNumber="0"
LastAcknowledged="2011-06-15T15:14:28.0099722Z" />
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