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How to Search for Unfiltered Documents in a Catalog that Is not the Default Catalog

Article ID: 248065

Article Last Modified on 12/17/1999



APPLIES TO

  • Microsoft Index Server 2.0



This article was previously published under Q248065

SUMMARY

If you use different catalogs on Index Server, you can query only the default catalog for "Unfiltered Documents" using the HTML Index Server Administration. By default you cannot query for "Unfiltered Documents" from another catalog, however, for some administrative issues this query might be useful.

MORE INFORMATION

To search for "Unfiltered Documents" in a catalog different from the default catalog you need to change the Unfilt.idq script from HTML Index Server Administration, which is located in the following:

<WINNT>\system32\inetsrv\iisadmin\isadmin\unfilt.idq
                

Proceed the following steps to customize Unfilt.idq:

  1. Create a backup copy of Unfilt.idq.
  2. Edit and change the following line in Unfilt.idq:

    # CiCatalog=d:\ 
                            

    to

    CiCatalog=<Catalog Location>
                            

    Where <Catalog Location> is the current location of the catalog you want to query. You will find the location value for the catalog in the MMC Snap-in "Index Server on Local Machine" in the right pane under "Location". You are free to use the location value or the catalog name.

    For example:

    The Catalog Location is D:\test and the Catalog Name is testcatalog.
    Therefore you can use: CiCatalog=D:\test or CiCatalog=testcatalog.

  3. Save unfilt.idq.


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