On Mon, 10 Jan 2005, LeVan,Ralph wrote:

>> This index is used with the index (and relation) are omitted from a
>> search clause,

but may be given explicitly in a query as well.

>> The server will choose one or more indexes for the
>> given term, which may or may not otherwise be accessible to the end
>> user.




> Seems like these two names are switched.  The first one is the list of
> all the indexes known to the user.  The second one searches all index,
> known or not.

Known to the server, rather than known to the user.  But I can see how you
could equally interpret it the other way around.  Another suggestion for
names?

Rob

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