Legacy Knowledge Base
Published Sep. 10, 2025

Liferay's "Verify" Process

Written By

Liferay Support

How To articles are not official guidelines or officially supported documentation. They are community-contributed content and may not always reflect the latest updates to Liferay DXP. We welcome your feedback to improve How To articles!

While we make every effort to ensure this Knowledge Base is accurate, it may not always reflect the most recent updates or official guidelines.We appreciate your understanding and encourage you to reach out with any feedback or concerns.

Legacy Article

You are viewing an article from our legacy "FastTrack" publication program, made available for informational purposes. Articles in this program were published without a requirement for independent editing or verification and are provided"as is" without guarantee.

Before using any information from this article, independently verify its suitability for your situation and project.
This article explains a few key facts surrounding the "verify" process in the Liferay Portal and steps that need to be taken to ensure the integrity of the database being used by the Liferay Portal.
Please note that this property was deprecated from 7.2.x with no direct replacement.

Resolution

In the portal.properties file, the following properties have to do with Liferay's "Verify" process that checks through the database connected to the Liferay portal:

 #
# Input a list of comma delimited class names that implement
# com.liferay.portal.integrity.VerifyProcess. These classes will run on
# startup to verify and fix any integrity problems found in the database.
#
verify.processes=com.liferay.portal.verify.VerifyProcessSuite #
# Specify the frequency for verifying the integrity of the database.
#
# Constants in VerifyProcess:
# public static final int ALWAYS = -1;
# public static final int NEVER = 0;
# public static final int ONCE = 1;
#
verify.frequency=1

​It is important to note that while the name of the class is "Verify", this process will actually correct any issues that it finds in the database. Because of this, there is risk associated with running the verify process, but it should not cause any problems if run multiple times.

Make sure to back up any database in which Liferay's verify process will be run.

Did this article resolve your issue ?

Legacy Knowledge Base