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#
# This is the query file for the query.htm query form.
#
[Query]
# The CiCatalog variable must point to where the catalog (index) files
# are stored on your system. You will probably have to change this
# value. If this value is not specified, a default value is read from
# the registry from:
# HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\ContentIndex\IsapiDefaultCatalogDirectory
# CiCatalog=d:\ <= COMMENTED OUT - default registry value used
# These are the columns that are referenced in the .htx files
# when formatting output for each hit.
CiColumns=filename,size,rank,characterization,vpath,DocTitle,write
# Do a recursive search (ie all directories under CiScope).
# The opposite is SHALLOW
CiFlags=DEEP
# The CiRestriction is the query. Here, it's just pass in from the
# form in the .htm file.
CiRestriction=%CiRestriction%
# Don't allow more than 300 total hits in the result set. It can be
# expensive for the server to allow this value to get too large.
CiMaxRecordsInResultSet=300
# Display CiMaxRecordsPerPage hits on each page of output
CiMaxRecordsPerPage=%CiMaxRecordsPerPage%
# CiScope is the directory (virtual or real) under which results are
# returned. If a file matches the query but is not in a directory beneath
# CiScope, it is not returned in the result set.
# A scope of / means all hits matching the query are returned.
CiScope=%CiScope%
# This is the .htx file to use for formatting the results of the query.
CiTemplate=/scripts/samples/search/%TemplateName%.htx
# This is the list of property names to use in sorting the results.
# Append [a] or [d] to the property name to specify ascending or
# descending. Separate keys in multi-key sorts with commas.
# For example, to sort on file write date ascending, then file size
# descending, use CiSort=write[a],filesize[d]
CiSort=%CiSort%
# Setting CiForceUseCi to true means that the index is assumed to be
# up to date, so queries that might otherwise force a walk of the
# directory structure (find files older than X), will instead use
# the index and run more quickly. Of course, that means that the results
# might miss files that match the query.
CiForceUseCi=true
#
# Setting CiLocale allows the web master to override the locale sent from
# the browser. Supported locals include (from ISO 639:1988 language codes
# and ISO 3166 country codes):
#
# BG Bulgarian
# ZH Chinese
# ZH-CN Chinese/china
# ZH-TW Chinese/taiwan
# HR Croatian
# CS Czech
# DA Danish
# NL Dutch
# EN English
# EN-GB English-United kingdom
# EN-US English-United States
# FI Finnish
# FR French
# FR-CA French-Canadian
# FR-FR French-France
# DE German
# EL Greek
# IS Icelandic
# IT Italian
# JA Japanese
# KO Korean
# NO Norwegian
# PL Polish
# PT Portuguese
# PT-BR Portuguese-Brazil
# RO Romanian
# RU Russian
# SK Slovak
# SL Slovenian
# ES Spanish
# ES-ES Spanish-Spain
# SV Swedish
# TR Turkish
#
# The locale effects the formatting of dates, times, and numbers. Currency
# is formatted according to the locale of the web server. Locale is also
# used to select the word breaker, and the stop word list.
#
# The web master may want to allow the browser to send the locale when
# attempting to query for text in variety of languages. For example,
# given a single HTML page, one query couold be for German text (CiLocale=De)
# and another could be for Spanish text (CiLocale=Es). If CiLocale is
# not found in the IDQ file the locale send by the web browser is used. If
# no locale is send from the browser, the locale of the web server is used.
#
# The web browser sends its locale via the HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE parameter
#
#CiLocale=En-US <== specified by the web master
#CiLocale=%CiLocale% <== send from the HTML page
#CiLocale= <== value used from the web browser