Mitch: Thanks for getting back to me so soon. I reset my Search Indexer to run every 2 minutes because my development web site [local computer] has very limited data on it. I guess I will have to take a look at the code. After I uploaded my test file [I am searching on the word "test"], I ran a search [prior to Indexer firing off] and I only received one hit and that was from an Introductory Page which is what I expected. I then waited until Indexer fired off again. I searched for the word "test" and received two hits; which is what I expected. I then deleted the link and deleted the file [via File Manager]. I did my search again, and received two hits; which is what I expected because Indexer had not fired again. I waited for Indexer to fire off and I still received two hits; not what I expected. From what I read, when Indexer fires off, it scans the pages and modules [that implement ISearchable, if I remember correctly] and is supposed to delete non-existent occurances of different words found during its "scan" [I also read the DNN Manual: DotNetNuke Search Engine]. It appears that the the code that runs the delete statements is not working correctly. When I open the Search Engine Scheduler [edit], the Object Dependencies field only contains "SearchEngine", so I was wondering if this is the right object and/or should there be other objects listed? Again, I appreciate any further guidance, suggestions, or "magic". T. |