It has been delayed for quite a few months.

With help of
http://groups.google.com/groups?selm=OWmbUgWFDHA.392@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl
I managed to build a query that allows querying for substrings in
names of files and folders. Anyway, the (working!) queries look

New to indexing service .
Setup:
Win 2003 server running .Net web application and SQL
Server 2000.

I am using the following code to search an index:
strQuery = "Select Rank,DocTitle,Filename,Size,Path,URL,Characterization
from Scope() where FREETEXT('" +strSearch+ "') ORDER by Rank DESC";
string connstring = "Provider=MSIDXS.1;Integrated Security .='';Data

who can tell me the differences between IndexSever for
Windows2000 and IndexServer for Win NT4.
I have implemented IndexServer for Win NT and Win 2000. In
get another result back than under NT.

I'm having a hell of a time trying to get my search component to work on
my web site that I am hosting. Keep getting page unable to be displayed
error.
It used to work before I reinstalled IIS 6.0 and all the other extns

I've managed to get the hit highlighting working on my Intranet search
(index server 3.0) -
The Hit Highlighting page contains all the hits that occur for that
page - this means that there can be many different summaries just for

when I search in my web, I get the message "there is no catalog", but
"Query" in the MMC/Indexsever is succesfull.
It seems to me , my  web doesn't see the catalog; where can I specify in my
web  which catalogue should  be used.

I need a htmlprop.dll for windows 2000 advance.
Greatings,
Yf

To all,
We just moved our web to 2003 server.  Every time the IIS service is brought
down and back up we seem to lose our catalog.  All queries fail.  The only
way to recover is to empty the catalog and rescan.  This seems like a

I am doing research for a client who would like to have searchable PDFs on
his website. We are running Windows 2000 Server and IIS. From what I can
tell, the indexing server (or service?) has been installed as part of the
O/S and I see where I can indicate in IIS that a directory ...

An ASP application sends a SQL dialect query to IX, and indexing directories
is enabled.
When I read the recordset result, how to detect that a record is about a
file or a directory ?

I have tried the code from the Index Server SDK for using SQL syntax
in an .ASP
The line below is a paraphrased version of that code
" ........ where ((VPath Not Like '%/_vti%') and (VPath Not Like

I have found that the sql "in" clause is not supported in ixsso.  (e.g
select bla bla from bla bla where DocAuthor in ('stu', 'bob'))
I have worked out that for text queries I can use select bla bla from bla
bla where contains(DocAuthor,'"bob", "stu"').

After running indexing on certain set of documents and build a catalog, how can I distribute the solution to end users with the original document? Do I need to ship the custom filter
Thanks.