SkyVault Community Edition supports the
execution of a subset of the CMIS Query Language (CMIS QL) and SkyVault Full Text Search (AFTS) queries
directly against the database. This feature is called transactional metadata query.
Prior to SkyVault Community Edition 4.2, the Solr search subsystem does not support transactional indexing. The Solr subsystem is eventually consistent. A change can take anytime to be reflected in the index, ranging from a few seconds to several minutes. Solr indexes the metadata and the content of each updated node, in the order in which the nodes were last changed. The rate at which the nodes are indexed is mainly determined by the time it takes to transform the content and the rate at which the nodes are being changed.