Re: Indexing service ignores most files in directory
- From: "cushlomokree" <cushlomokree@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 30 Oct 2006 10:45:43 -0500
Hi WenJun,
Nothing has changed overnight.
Total docs=43; Docs to Index=0, not paused, Saved Indexes=1, Word Lists=0,
Size=1Mb, Status=Started
Please note that the folder in question is a Web Site on Frontpage 2003, as
well as Visual Studio 2005, and is listed as a web site (not default) in the
IIS snap in Computer Management.
On the IIS Properties dialog for this web site, 'Home Directory' tab the
checkboxes 'Read' and 'Index this resource' are checked.
I think there may be some conflict that I am not aware of.
As an experiment, I just copied all the content from the web site folder
into a temporary new folder and successfully created a new, complete
catalog(docs=12111) there with the Indexing service.
The indexing will ultimately be used as a "search function" for this site,
so I need to get the indexer working for the web site.
Thanks for your help,
Mike
""WenJun Zhang[msft]"" <wjzhang@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:jOKtIg$%23GHA.4432@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hi Mike,
If there are a large number of files need to be indexed, when the catalog
was initially created, Indexing Service might take a bit long time to
finish the scanning on all the files. This is a expected behvaior.
Sometimes all file contents will show up a couple of hours later.
Please open Computer Management, expand Indexing Service snap-in. Verify
the 'Docs to Index' number. See if there is still a large number of docs
haven't been indexed there. Also check if the status is 'Indexing Paused
(User Active)'. Indexing Service generally performs full speed scanning
only when interactive user and system isn't in an active stage. Therefore
to let it finish the indexing as soon as possible, you can stop and
restart
Indexing Service, then do not move mouse and click keyboad anymore. Wait
for the 'Docs to Index' number decrease to 0. Then all the web pages
should
be properly returned from query.
Please feel free let me know if problem still persists.
Have a nice day.
Sincerely,
WenJun Zhang
Microsoft Online Community Support
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