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Last Post 06/27/2008 2:47 AM by Rob Ralston. 1 Replies.

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Gaurav Kumar

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06/26/2008 11:47 PM
Hi i make an catalog in Indexing service name xyx and then make directory after that in sql server 2005 in Server objects -> Linked server make an linked server name abc after that in DMX Search setting use IndexSearchserviceProvider option and in Catalog textbox file catalog name but it give error so can you tell me how can i resolve this error?

Rob Ralston

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06/27/2008 2:47 AM
Hi, There's a lot of detail to be known to help you. I wrote a blog entry which discusses MS Index Service use when IIS and SQL are on different Servers, including the use of Medium Trust. It was written when I was using DMX3, but it still applies with DMX 4. https://www.silverbullettech.com/TechBlog/tabid/94/EntryID/5/Default.aspx See if it helps you get further. Rob Ralston

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