| Shell D00d 2004-07-30, 2:48 am |
| Hi all,
I have a simple question regarding the 'Cached Size' property in
Indexing Service. The MSDN documentation states that it represents the
size in bytes allocated for the cached property.
I'm not entirely sure what this means. If, for example, I have a text
property that has a Cached Size property of 8, does this mean that
only 8 bytes worth of text will be indexed?
If so, this would mean that the text '1234567890abcde' would have only
'12345678' indexed and the rest of the text would be ignored. Is this
correct? Or am I completely off track here?
Let's say I need to index all the text contents of a file. How would I
specify this? What size should I set?
This is confusing because the default property 'DocTitle' has a size
of '8', whereas 'Path' has a size of '86'.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
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