I issued a query, and it didn t match a document that I know exists. Why?
• Different languages were used to filter the page and issue the query. The split of a page into words (the fundamental unit stored in the index) is a language-dependent process. When a query is issued from one language and the document was filtered in another, query results can be unpredictable. The locale used to filter a document is dependent on the filter. Some file formats, such as Microsoft Word, mark documents with a language; this mark is used during filtering. Other formats, such as plain text, contain no language specifier. Most filters default to the system locale for these files. The locale for the query is specified by use of the CiLocale variable. If CiLocale is not specified, the locale of the browser is used (if available) or the default locale of the server. • The page has not yet been filtered. There is often a delay between the time a page is modified and the time it is indexed. You can use the Performance Monitor or an administrative query to determine the number of
