Set-SearchCatalog

Changes settings for a search catalog.

Syntax

Set-SearchCatalog
   [-ConnectTimeout <UInt32>]
   [-DataTimeout <UInt32>]
   [-DiacriticSensitivity]
   [-Catalog <String>]
   [-WhatIf]
   [-Confirm]
   [<CommonParameters>]

Description

The Set-SearchCatalog cmdlet changes settings for a search catalog.

Examples

Example 1: Enable diacritic sensitivity

Set-SearchCatalog -DiacriticSensitivity

This command enables diacritic sensitivity for the default Windows Search catalog.

Example 2: Disable diacritic sensitivity

Set-SearchCatalog -DiacriticSensitivity:$false

This command disables diacritic sensitivity for the default Windows Search catalog.

Parameters

-Catalog

Specifies the name of the catalog this cmdlet operates on. If omitted, this is the default Windows Search catalog, named SystemIndex.

Type

string

Position

Named

Default value

SystemIndex

Accept pipeline input

False

Accept wildcard characters

False

-ConnectTimeout

Specifies the time, in seconds, that the indexer should wait for a connection response from a server or data store.

Note

This parameter has currently no effect in Windows Search.

Type

uint

Position

Named

Default value

None

Accept pipeline input

False

Accept wildcard characters

False

-DataTimeout

Specifies the time, in seconds, that the indexer should wait for a data transaction.

Note

This parameter has currently no effect in Windows Search.

Type

uint

Position

Named

Default value

None

Accept pipeline input

False

Accept wildcard characters

False

-DiacriticSensitivity

Enables diacritic sensitivity. When enabled, the catalog treats words like resume and resumé as different. When disabled, the catalog treats them as if they were the same word.

To disable diacritic sensitivity, specify the parameter as follows: -DiacriticSensitivity:$false.

Type

SwitchParameter

Position

Named

Default value

None

Accept pipeline input

False

Accept wildcard characters

False

Inputs

None

You can't pipe objects to this cmdlet.

Outputs

None

This cmdlet returns no output.

Notes

Changing diacritic sensitivity automatically causes the catalog to be reindexed.