Index Server Queries Work Incorrectly with Mixed-Language Documents (227702)

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When you create a text document (.txt file) on a system, that document should be indexed as if it is in the same language as the default system language, and not based on the language of the content of the document. This is because a .txt document contains no method for specifying what language it contains, so the program assigns the local system default language.

For example, .txt documents created on a system that has the default system locale set to Russian should be indexed as Russian documents by the Index and should only be returned as the result of searches run against the Index engine by a Russian client. Instead, the document is returned regardless of the client settings if the user types in a word that actually exists in the document.

Steps to Reproduce this Behavior

NOTE: This problem may occur with any language not supported by Index Server. This example uses Russian.

To reproduce this problem, both user locale and system locale should be set to Russian.

1. Create a text file that includes some English words and then save it to a folder that will be included in the system catalog.
2. Wait for the text file to be indexed.
3. Using an ASP query from the Index Server Microsoft Management Console (MMC) snap-in, search for a word that you included in the text file.
   
   Result: The text file you created is found.

Index Server does not recognize that the language of the text file is not the same as system default language. It should not return the document as a result of the search.