For my companies site I have removed all numbers from the "noise.enu"
file so that we can search through our documents for version numbers of
our software.
The problem is that I can search for the major and first minor version

Hi again,
How do you write, in ixsso syntax: "documents whose filename does not
contain *fr* nor *us*" ?
The following syntaxes return an unspecified error:

I'm having an issue with index server returning null for the DocTitle of the
documents.  I'm using a query like this:
   string query = String.Format(@"
SELECT Rank, VPath, DocTitle, Filename, Characterization, Write

Does anyone know any web site hosting companies that let you access indexing services with your web site using ASP.

* Cross-posted from sharepoint.portalserver on the suggestion of Hollis D.
Paul. *
I am working on a SharePoint Portal Server 2003 metadata indexing and
searching solution for a large PDF document store. I am using the PDF+

I urgently need IFilter -related samples mentioned in MSDN. I cannot find it
at platform SDK as the required folder is absent. The folder required is
[..\mssdk\samples\winbase\indexing\]. Also I can't discover the tools for
test of custom filters as: ifilttst.exe; filtdump.exe  ...

I have indexing setup to index document and in the SAME folder, SAME extension, SAME permission, ALMOST SAME content files are some being indexed and some not.
Files are HTM files with some keywords in them and similar Title which has keyword in it. When I search for that keyword ...

I'm experienced with ASP.NET and VS.NET 2005 but having some trouble getting
up to speed with index server.  In particular I'm trying to use a sample
from here: http://www.codeproject.com/aspnet/search.asp .
It runs ok when I use the default Web catalog.

I'vesetup a virtual directory to be indexed.  It's name is:
'Controlled Documents'.  I am wanting to search the index using ASP
with the code found on Microsoft's website.  I'm able to successfully
search based on a directory name without a space, however, when I try

I plan to index a large amount of files (about 2million+ files, mostly MS
Word document with 3-10 pages).
This index will be querry by an intranet web application and I would like to
get the best performances on these querries.

I'm sure this is an FAQ, but this has got me beat:
scenario - windows server 2003 / iis6.0 locked down
problem: problem - need to add a search facility
answer: index server - or rather it would be if I could get it to work.

One of my search pages on IIS5 is suddenly spitting errors out where
someone is searching with a phrase including '@' (without the quotes).
the error 'Expecting end of string.' is one I've never seen before.
Tried to escape the @ to [@] but it them complains 'Expecting integer.'

I'm new to hosting multiple language sites and was wondering if it is
possible on the same IIS server.
I have English, Chinese and Japanese to host.  The site needs to use
Indexing Service for the site search.

I'm a developer working on a site that runs on Windows Server 2003.  We
use Index Server for our searching functionality.  I can't make sense of
the ordering of the returned results.
For example:

I am building an application that will, over time, collect a large
number of files that will be searched by a large number of concurrent
users.
We are planning on building the application in ASP.NET such that