Prob update cfindex with large query

Hi all,
I know i am using an old version standard MX 6.1 but ...
I work on windows 2000 server.
I have created 2 collections.
Then i have updated one of them with a query : 3600 records
That works fine.
Then i have updated the second with a query also but 15600
records.
<cfindex> return no err but nothing in the collection.
All collections less than 125000 docs.
Yesterday, this update may be with 15500 records have worked
fine.
There is no problem disk space.
Any one have an idea?
Thanks.
Didier

This has been solved.
In fact update works fine.
But i did not know the limit of cfsearch at 64K.
And as it returns no err but empty result ...
Thanks

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Ticket_Status CHAR(2) NOT NULL DEFAULT 'N',
Update_Status SMALLINT DEFAULT 0)
INSERT Tickets_Log(Ticket_Type,Machine_Name,Message)
SELECT 'Pinging','HOD-400-651','Server Not Pinging' UNION
SELECT 'Low Drive Space','HOD-400-652','Drive Space Low' UNION
SELECT 'Connection','HOD-400-653','Unable to Connect to Server'
UPDATE TL
SET Log_Date=NewTickets.Log_Date,
Update_Status=1
FROM( SELECT 'Pinging' Ticket_Type,'HOD-400-651' Machine_Name,'Server Not Pinging' Message,GETDATE() Log_Date UNION
SELECT 'Pinging','HOD-400-653','Server Not Pinging',GETDATE() Log_Date) NewTickets
LEFT JOIN Tickets_Log TL ON NewTickets.Machine_Name=TL.Machine_Name AND NewTickets.Ticket_Type=TL.Ticket_Type
WHERE TL.Ticket_Type IS NOT NULL AND TL.Machine_Name IS NOT NULL AND DATEDIFF(MINUTE,TL.Log_Date,NewTickets.Log_Date)>=15 AND Update_Status=0
INSERT Tickets_Log(Ticket_Type,Machine_Name,Message,Log_Date)
SELECT NewTickets.*
FROM( SELECT 'Pinging' Ticket_Type,'HOD-400-651' Machine_Name,'Server Not Pinging' Message,GETDATE() Log_Date UNION
SELECT 'Pinging','HOD-400-653','Server Not Pinging',GETDATE() Log_Date) NewTickets
LEFT JOIN Tickets_Log TL ON NewTickets.Machine_Name=TL.Machine_Name AND NewTickets.Ticket_Type=TL.Ticket_Type
WHERE TL.Ticket_Type IS NULL AND TL.Machine_Name IS NULL
Chaos isn’t a pit. Chaos is a ladder. Many who try to climb it fail and never get to try again. The fall breaks them. And some are given a chance to climb, but they refuse. They cling to the realm, or the gods, or love. Illusions. Only the ladder is real.
The climb is all there is.

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