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Full-Text Indexing - General Newbie Questions

Asked by champ_010 in MS SQL Server

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I'm new to full-text indexing and just have some general questions:

1) When should I create new index catalogues?  If I had a message board with 1million messages to search and a second message board identical to the first one but for a different kind of postings, should they be in different catalogues?

2) I used the Full-Text Indexing Wizard and on one of the screens, I selected to "Track Changes to the Table and Views" automatically--is this a good option?

3) I did not define New Table Schedule or New Catalogue Schedule in the following screen--should I?  For one or both?  What is the difference between the two?

I am asking these questions here to try sort out and learn some of the simpler essential things in small chunks first before continuing to readup on MSDN.

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