Reindexing is a node/blockchain operation. It rebuilds the block index, and re-validates each transaction within the blockchain. It may be carried out in Bitcoin Core (together with model 28.0) utilizing the -reindex command-line possibility. Relying on the specs of your machine, this will likely take hours to a number of days.
Rescanning is a pockets operation. It goes over all blockchain transactions once more, seeing if they might be related to your pockets. It may be carried out in Bitcoin Core (together with model 28.0) utilizing the rescanblockchain RPC command (within the GUI, one can use the debug console to provide RPC instructions). The -rescan command-line possibility was eliminated in 23.0: https://bitcoincore.org/en/releases/23.0/
Reindexing is a node/blockchain operation. It rebuilds the block index, and re-validates each transaction within the blockchain. It may be carried out in Bitcoin Core (together with model 28.0) utilizing the -reindex command-line possibility. Relying on the specs of your machine, this will likely take hours to a number of days.
Rescanning is a pockets operation. It goes over all blockchain transactions once more, seeing if they might be related to your pockets. It may be carried out in Bitcoin Core (together with model 28.0) utilizing the rescanblockchain RPC command (within the GUI, one can use the debug console to provide RPC instructions). The -rescan command-line possibility was eliminated in 23.0: https://bitcoincore.org/en/releases/23.0/
