And there's a 64-bit indexer that cut indexing time by about half.įor corporate settings, dtSearch is designed for wide-scale deployment using Active Directory or Microsoft SMS.
However, indexing individual document folders consumed less than three minutes. In my testing, 50GB of data and files required six hours to crawl. The only serious downside is that creating the initial index can be time consuming. The software automatically recognizes popular file types, including word processor files, databases, spreadsheets, PDFs, XML and HTML. You create an index file and decide which folders or Web sites to index. For this reason, the product is worth the $199 single-user price ($60 per seat in quantity for the corporate network version), especially when you're handling special projects such as forensic or legal investigations.īut does this package provide the same value to typical business users? Possibly – particularly if you need to index information that ranges from databases to binary files.
The software handles more than a terabyte of text in a single index – and can simultaneously search an unlimited number of indexes. DtSearch combines impressive searching power with an easy-to-manage interface.
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