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Indexing Service is no longer supported as of Windows XP and is unavailable for use as of Windows 8. Instead, use Windows Search for client side search and Microsoft Search Server Express for server side search.

 

Understanding the output from the Simple sample (QSample) in the samples directory of the Platform SDK helps to explain how Indexing Service resolves a query through its OLE DB interfaces.

For example, the following query, which is the default query run against the "SYSTEM" catalog, uses the system default locale LCID (0x409 = 1033 = "US-EN"=United States' English) and returns columns "Size" and "Path" with no sorting and no custom properties. The output of the sample is the following.

op: (15) DBOP_sort
wKind: (0) DBVALUEKIND_EMPTY 
first child:
  op: (52) DBOP_project
  wKind: (0) DBVALUEKIND_EMPTY 
  first child:
    op: (50) DBOP_select
    wKind: (0) DBVALUEKIND_EMPTY 
    first child:
      op: (10) DBOP_table_name
      wKind: (130) DBVALUEKIND_WSTR: 'Table'
      next sibling:
        op: (144) DBOP_content
        wKind: (259) DBVALUEKIND_CONTENT: 'Indexing', method 0, weight 1000, lcid 0x409
        first child:
          op: (5) DBOP_column_name
          wKind: (258) DBVALUEKIND_ID: b725f130-47ef-101a-a5f1-02608c9eebac 19
    next sibling:
      op: (183) DBOP_project_list_anchor
      wKind: (0) DBVALUEKIND_EMPTY 
      first child:
        op: (184) DBOP_project_list_element
        wKind: (0) DBVALUEKIND_EMPTY 
        first child:
          op: (5) DBOP_column_name
          wKind: (258) DBVALUEKIND_ID: 49691c90-7e17-101a-a91c-08002b2ecda9 3
        next sibling:
          op: (184) DBOP_project_list_element
          wKind: (0) DBVALUEKIND_EMPTY 
          first child:
            op: (5) DBOP_column_name
            wKind: (258) DBVALUEKIND_ID: b725f130-47ef-101a-a5f1-02608c9eebac 12
          next sibling:
            op: (184) DBOP_project_list_element
            wKind: (0) DBVALUEKIND_EMPTY 
            first child:
              op: (5) DBOP_column_name
              wKind: (258) DBVALUEKIND_ID: b725f130-47ef-101a-a5f1-02608c9eebac 11
  next sibling:
    op: (191) DBOP_sort_list_anchor
    wKind: (0) DBVALUEKIND_EMPTY 
    first child:
      op: (192) DBOP_sort_list_element
      wKind: (265) DBVALUEKIND_SORTINFO: fDesc 1, lcid 0x409
      first child:
        op: (5) DBOP_column_name
        wKind: (258) DBVALUEKIND_ID: 49691c90-7e17-101a-a91c-08002b2ecda9 3

The following figure depicts the output as a tree for easier understanding.