You can't really do this in SQL 2000. In SQL 2005 you can use the
MSFTESQL:Indexer Plugin Documents Filtered and you can check a specific
catalog.

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> Hi,
> I know that we can know the population status with using
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> --soonyu
read from article, Change Tracking is a population method can update the
Catalog immediately, or be scheduled (Update Index).
My question is, will these affected out base table performance?
If the base table change quite frequeny, change tracking will update catalog
with same frequent as well.
Any opinion?
--soonyu
> Hi,
> I know that we can know the population status with using
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Hilary Cotter - 15 Jun 2006 03:03 GMT
Yes, change tracking is near real time.

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> read from article, Change Tracking is a population method can update the
> Catalog immediately, or be scheduled (Update Index).
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>> --soonyu