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Microsoft Indexing Service

rohan.powle

09-23-2005

RE: Microsoft Indexing Service

Brandon Paddock [MSFT]

09-27-2005

Re: Microsoft Indexing Service

Rohan

09-28-2005

Re: Microsoft Indexing Service

Sean McLeod

10-02-2005

Re: Microsoft Indexing Service

Bra

11-01-2005

Posted by rohan.powle on September 23, 2005, 2:01 pm

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Hi There,

We have developed Search Engine Project using the Microsoft Indexing
Service on ASP.NET using VB.NET.

A Catalog has been configured as TestCatalog which hold Indexed filing
structure of a particular location.

For querying the catalog ADO.NET's is used.

Connection string is as follows:

"Provider=MSIDXS.1;Data Source=TestCatalog"

Query which is supplied is as follows:

"Select Filename,Size,PATH,create,write,DocAuthor,DocLastAuthor from
SCOPE() Where Contains(Contents, ' "goldshield" ' )"

Using this approach proper result set is returned, but what we want in
addition is the query should also return the sentence wherein the word
"Goldshield" is found.

E.g.(This is result returned):

Filename: Goldshield.doc

Size: 190

Path: \Server\Folder1\

Create: 10-jan-2005 00:00

Write: 09-Sep-2005 09:00

DocAuthor: xyz

DocLastAuthor: abc

It should also return the sentence in the file Goldshield.doc where
this word was located

Sentence: "Goldshield is a pharma/ healthcare company which
is based in US/UK/Russia/India."

Any help will be appriciated

Kind Regards,

Rohan Powle

Programmer - T&S

Emp Code: 919

Goldshield Services Pvt Ltd

Posted by Brandon Paddock [MSFT] on September 27, 2005, 2:08 pm

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I think you may have the wrong newsgroup...

We do discuss Windows Desktop Search in this forum, however that product is
unrelated to the Microsoft Indexing Service.

"rohan.powle@gmail.com" wrote:

> Hi There,

> We have developed Search Engine Project using the Microsoft Indexing

> Service on ASP.NET using VB.NET.

> A Catalog has been configured as TestCatalog which hold Indexed filing

> structure of a particular location.

> For querying the catalog ADO.NET's is used.

> Connection string is as follows:

> "Provider=MSIDXS.1;Data Source=TestCatalog"

> Query which is supplied is as follows:

> "Select Filename,Size,PATH,create,write,DocAuthor,DocLastAuthor from

> SCOPE() Where Contains(Contents, ' "goldshield" ' )"

> Using this approach proper result set is returned, but what we want in

> addition is the query should also return the sentence wherein the word

> "Goldshield" is found.

> E.g.(This is result returned):

> Filename: Goldshield.doc

> Size: 190

> Path: \Server\Folder1\

> Create: 10-jan-2005 00:00

> Write: 09-Sep-2005 09:00

> DocAuthor: xyz

> DocLastAuthor: abc

> It should also return the sentence in the file Goldshield.doc where

> this word was located

> Sentence: "Goldshield is a pharma/ healthcare company which

> is based in US/UK/Russia/India."

> Any help will be appriciated

> Kind Regards,

> Rohan Powle

> Programmer - T&S

> Emp Code: 919

> Goldshield Services Pvt Ltd

Posted by Rohan on September 28, 2005, 4:57 am

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Hi Brandon,

If this is the wrong newsgroup can u suggest me from where can I get
help for the same.

Kind Regards,
Rohan Powle

Posted by Sean McLeod on October 2, 2005, 7:22 pm

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Although it's my understanding from a previous post I made about the
connection between the Microsoft Indexing Service and Windows Desktop Search
(aka MSN Desktop Search) that WDS is an evolutianary version of the original
MS Indexing Service code base.

Not suggesting that you should be answering MS Indexing Service questions in
this newsgroup, just suggesting that there is some relation between the two
and they aren't totally unrelated.

Cheers

>I think you may have the wrong newsgroup...

> We do discuss Windows Desktop Search in this forum, however that product

> is

> unrelated to the Microsoft Indexing Service.

> "rohan.powle@gmail.com" wrote:

>> Hi There,

>> We have developed Search Engine Project using the Microsoft Indexing

>> Service on ASP.NET using VB.NET.

>> A Catalog has been configured as TestCatalog which hold Indexed filing

>> structure of a particular location.

>> For querying the catalog ADO.NET's is used.

>> Connection string is as follows:

>> "Provider=MSIDXS.1;Data Source=TestCatalog"

>> Query which is supplied is as follows:

>> "Select Filename,Size,PATH,create,write,DocAuthor,DocLastAuthor from

>> SCOPE() Where Contains(Contents, ' "goldshield" ' )"

>> Using this approach proper result set is returned, but what we want in

>> addition is the query should also return the sentence wherein the word

>> "Goldshield" is found.

>> E.g.(This is result returned):

>> Filename: Goldshield.doc

>> Size: 190

>> Path: \Server\Folder1\

>> Create: 10-jan-2005 00:00

>> Write: 09-Sep-2005 09:00

>> DocAuthor: xyz

>> DocLastAuthor: abc

>> It should also return the sentence in the file Goldshield.doc where

>> this word was located

>> Sentence: "Goldshield is a pharma/ healthcare company which

>> is based in US/UK/Russia/India."

>> Any help will be appriciated

>> Kind Regards,

>> Rohan Powle

>> Programmer - T&S

>> Emp Code: 919

>> Goldshield Services Pvt Ltd

Posted by Brandon Paddock on November 1, 2005, 2:27 am

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Perhaps "largely unrelated" would have been a better way of saying it :)

In this case, I'm quite sure his question did not relate to WDS at all.

"Sean McLeod" wrote:

> Although it's my understanding from a previous post I made about the

> connection between the Microsoft Indexing Service and Windows Desktop Search

> (aka MSN Desktop Search) that WDS is an evolutianary version of the original

> MS Indexing Service code base.

> Not suggesting that you should be answering MS Indexing Service questions in

> this newsgroup, just suggesting that there is some relation between the two

> and they aren't totally unrelated.

> Cheers

> >I think you may have the wrong newsgroup...

> >

> > We do discuss Windows Desktop Search in this forum, however that product

> > is

> > unrelated to the Microsoft Indexing Service.

> >

> > "rohan.powle@gmail.com" wrote:

> >

> >> Hi There,

> >>

> >> We have developed Search Engine Project using the Microsoft Indexing

> >> Service on ASP.NET using VB.NET.

> >>

> >> A Catalog has been configured as TestCatalog which hold Indexed filing

> >> structure of a particular location.

> >>

> >> For querying the catalog ADO.NET's is used.

> >>

> >> Connection string is as follows:

> >>

> >> "Provider=MSIDXS.1;Data Source=TestCatalog"

> >>

> >> Query which is supplied is as follows:

> >>

> >> "Select Filename,Size,PATH,create,write,DocAuthor,DocLastAuthor from

> >> SCOPE() Where Contains(Contents, ' "goldshield" ' )"

> >>

> >> Using this approach proper result set is returned, but what we want in

> >> addition is the query should also return the sentence wherein the word

> >> "Goldshield" is found.

> >>

> >> E.g.(This is result returned):

> >>

> >> Filename: Goldshield.doc

> >>

> >> Size: 190

> >>

> >> Path: \Server\Folder1\

> >>

> >> Create: 10-jan-2005 00:00

> >>

> >> Write: 09-Sep-2005 09:00

> >>

> >> DocAuthor: xyz

> >>

> >> DocLastAuthor: abc

> >>

> >> It should also return the sentence in the file Goldshield.doc where

> >> this word was located

> >>

> >> Sentence: "Goldshield is a pharma/ healthcare company which

> >> is based in US/UK/Russia/India."

> >>

> >> Any help will be appriciated

> >>

> >> Kind Regards,

> >>

> >> Rohan Powle

> >>

> >> Programmer - T&S

> >>

> >> Emp Code: 919

> >>

> >> Goldshield Services Pvt Ltd

> >>

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