I have a full-text index on a Title column in a Books table and I have a
CONTAINSTABLE query that seems to work well in most cases.  Recently I
discovered that the query was failing to return an expected result.  When I
search for titles containing the word "shining," I expect the following title
to match:

Stephen King 2 -- Three Volume Boxed Set: Christine; The Shining; Cujo

But, coming off a fresh rebuild of the catalog (and then waiting until the
status has gone from Populating to Idle), the above title does not match.

The query (which I've simplified) looks similar to this:

SELECT booksTable.Title FROM Books booksTable
            INNER JOIN CONTAINSTABLE( Books, Title, 'shining') titleRank ON
booksTable.BookId = titleRank.[KEY]

Note that the non-simplified version actually uses the rank information that
CONTAINSTABLE provides.

At first, I thought it was a probably with Noise Words or the semicolons and
hyphens in that particular title.  That's not the case, though.  It turns out
that if I modify anything about that book whatsoever (say, changing the word
"Stephen" to "Steven", or even changing a non-Title column in the same book
row), a subsequent query (the exact same query as above) WILL return the
result.

It looks like the full-text catalog is not completely populating itself, and
this particular book is only getting added to the catalog when I update it in
some way (any way at all).  After that, it matches perfectly, just like I'd
expect.

My noise words file is completely empty (I tried adding ';' and '-' to it
and rebuilding, to no effect).

As I said, I've tried rebuilding the catalog completely and waiting for it
to repopulate.  I need a way to force everything to get indexed right off the
bat without waiting for records to be updated before they'll show up in a
search.  How do I do this?

Thank you.