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Bullard, Claude L (Len) wrote: > Index what? Ideas, ideas emerging from conversations, the conversations? > So far, what you are describing seems to be Google. Can you out Google > Google? It is not like google. Google indexes HTML and it gives better rankings to well marked up (according to google) HTML (which is why small companies like us can get page rankings as high or higher than much larger companies). With an XML indexer, you can index glossentries, faqs, quizes, whatever and keep them separate so if you want to run a query against just faqs, you can. You can do a search to get all external links (we distinguish between external, internal and whatever other kind of links there might be) and validate them. You can also use the searches to do things you might do with XQuery (again, I don't know XQuery...). For example, in our CMS we have the concept of page regions. Content pieces are assigned to folder/page regions. Say I want to find out where a content piece has been assigned. I can run a query on all assignments to return references to the pages/folders where it has been assigned. You can do searches for all users in a particular group, all projects that a user has access to, etc.. etc... best, -Rob
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