Indexing Service
Cannot Index or Search Based on Document Summary
Information
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 262666 - The
Indexing service may not be able to index or search
for documents based on summary information stored
by using Windows Explorer. Specifically, summary
information that you add by using Windows Explorer
cannot be retrieved in query result Indexing Service
Searches That Use Date Strings Return Unexpected
Results
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 283163 - When
you search for strings that are interpreted
as dates by the Indexing service in Windows
2000 may return unexpected results. For example,
a search for Jan12345 may also return hits for
Jan67890.
Index Server Timeout
Is Not Reported When You Execute a Query over
Multiple Catalogs
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 272763 - If
a query over multiple catalogs exceeds the time
limit for execution (the MaxQueryExecution Time
registry parameter), Indexing Service does not
report that the query timed out before it finished.
Index Server Query
Timeout Does Not Function
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 252313
- Indexing Service query timeouts may not work.
Unlike Microsoft Internet Information Server
(IIS) 4.0, Windows 2000 allows expensive queries
not to timeout, which can cause the site to
become unresponsive.
Indexes Larger Than
Four Gigabytes May Become Corrupted
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 258075 - If
the index that is used by the Windows 2000 Indexing
service exceeds four gigabytes (GB) in size,
it may become corrupted, which may cause data
loss. |
