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If you are using physical and virtual directories in a catalog, you need to set the appropriate Scope in the SQL Statement.<br /> | If you are using physical and virtual directories in a catalog, you need to set the appropriate Scope in the SQL Statement.<br /> | ||
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By default an empty argument in Scope() is interpreted as | By default an empty argument in Scope() is interpreted as "/", so that all virtual directories are in Scope.<br /> | ||
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To include all virtual and physical directories in the Scope, the Select statement should look like the following: | To include all virtual and physical directories in the Scope, the Select statement should look like the following: | ||
<pre class="codesample">Select Column from Scope(' | <pre class="codesample">Select Column from Scope('"/","\"') | ||
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Here is a sample, how to code this statement in Visual Basic script:<br /> | Here is a sample, how to code this statement in Visual Basic script:<br /> | ||
<pre class="codesample">SelectString = | <pre class="codesample">SelectString = "Select Column from Scope('" + chr(34) + "/" + chr(34) + "," + chr(34) + "\" + chr(34) + "')" | ||
</pre> | </pre> | ||
Latest revision as of 13:51, 21 July 2020
Article ID: 249224
Article Last Modified on 12/31/1999
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft Index Server 2.0
This article was previously published under Q249224
SUMMARY
Querying physical directories in an Index Server using the OLEDB Provider MSIDX returns empty recordsets, because the default Scope only includes all virtual directories.
MORE INFORMATION
If you are using physical and virtual directories in a catalog, you need to set the appropriate Scope in the SQL Statement.
By default an empty argument in Scope() is interpreted as "/", so that all virtual directories are in Scope.
To include all virtual and physical directories in the Scope, the Select statement should look like the following:
Select Column from Scope('"/","\"')
Here is a sample, how to code this statement in Visual Basic script:
SelectString = "Select Column from Scope('" + chr(34) + "/" + chr(34) + "," + chr(34) + "\" + chr(34) + "')"
Additional query words: MSIDX scope OLEDB directory SQL
Keywords: kbinfo kbfaq KB249224
