The information in this article applies to:
SYMPTOMSRunning the "SQL Extensions Search" sample included with Site Server 3.0 and querying may produce this error:
CAUSEThe default catalog is not set for this installation. RESOLUTIONTo set the default catalog, run the Site Server Admin tool as follows:
STATUSThis behavior is by design. MORE INFORMATIONThe same steps may be needed for running a few other Site Server samples that do not allow the user to specify a catalog on the sample page. If there is no default catalog, your query will return the following: The SQL Multicolumn Search Sample gives this error: The SQL Multicolumn Search sample shows the "catalog1 and catalog2" on the sample page. Specifying a default catalog will not fix the problem. You need to modify the source code of the sample to use an existing catalog name (such as KMSampleCatalog1). To do that, open the file, in
Notepad and change the following line:
-to-
You can also create your own catalog with the name catalog1 or catalog2.
REFERENCESFor more information, please refer to the Readme files for SQL samples and to the Site Server documentation. Additional query words: MSSearchSQL
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