From: "Hrvoje Mesing" 

Hi,

I'm using the same thing from Win2K (few years now) and this is my number
one to get to the information into like a second. Also, I mention this on
this group few months ago I think.


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M.



"Rich"  wrote in message news:42979da4{at}w3.nls.net...
   I currently have over 1.3 million files on my desktop.  I have been
searching them with the built in Windows content indexing since Windows
2000.  You can query it by SQL if you want.  There is an OLEDB provider.

Rich

"Geo."  wrote in message
news:42978601$3{at}w3.nls.net... "Mike N."
 wrote in message
news:jjsd915kdaf6mfppitg4qqk5l56mqo9226{at}4ax.com...

>   I wasn't sold on the idea of the dbfilesys anyway; for what it would
> provide, it would require gargantuan resources compared to traditional
NTFS
> for what??? Ability to run an SQL query instead of DIR?

It would have been a nice option, like chosing fat or ntfs or db.

In a case like the website www.barkto.com/search where I have a million
text files, a db filesystem would have been a HUGE help. If you think about
it, an MP3 collection or a video collection, would be ideal uses for such a
file system.

Geo.

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