How To See Indexed Pages in Google

For different instances of a specific page

[benc007]

I would like to see the pages indexed by Google for a specific page - page.asp, ie. how can I see the indexed results (normal pages as well as pages in the supplemental index) for:

www.domain.com/page.asp?Id=1231
www.domain.com/page.asp?Id=33310

?

[tedster]

Have your tried this:

site:www.domain.com inurl:page.asp

[benc007]

This works, but how can I see the supplemental results for this page? Can I do this without manually paging through thousands of indexed pagess?

[tedster]

Each situation and domain is different, and the Google site: operator also has a couple bugs.

I've seen unexpected Supplementals by adding -inurl:www to the search. And surprisingly, they all had "www" in them -- so I can't be sure how valid or useful those results are. Just have a play with various inurl: combinations and see what you turn up.

[daveVk]

try

site:www.domain.com -inurl:www.domain.com inurl:page.asp

1st two terms alone gives sups. only, third constrains to page.asp. As mentioned site: qualifier seems to work inconsistanly lately so good luck.

[g1smd]

It isn't the site: operator per se, but searches with punctuation in them (such as hyphenated domains, searches with hyphens in (like an email address), or a negative operator such as -inurl, etc) and how that search interacts with the supplemental database.

It seems that any search with punctuation in it fails to match properly with data in the supplemental database.

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Ask for all pages that contain a hyphenated email address: you get a few returns.

Change the hyphen to a space, and you see hundreds of extra returns, pages that contain (or contained) the email address - and all the extra entries are supplemental results.

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Ask for inurl:www and you see all the www pages of a site, all as normal entries, and maybe some supplemental results at the end.

Ask for -inurl:www and you immediately see loads of www pages that are all supplemental results.

[daveVk]

For searches with no punctuation in them at least. The negative operator, site: and inurl: operate predictably at least on DC 66.102.7.104 www.google.com.au

site:www.example.com
returns results from main and supplemental database.

inurl:www.example.com
does not return results from supplemental database(unless few?).

site:www.example.com -inurl:www.example.com
supplemental database only, consistent with first two data sets

site:example.com -inurl:www
supplementals within example.com + any non www

in summary inurl: does not add sups. -inurl: does not remove sups.

It may not be considered "correct" but is at least predictable

[benc007]

This seems to find the number of pages indexed for page.asp whether it is page.asp?Id=1 or page.asp?Id=12123:

site:www.domain.com inurl:page.asp

How can I see supplemental results for just page.asp (regardless of the Id parameter value)?

We are in the process of using a rewriting tool to rewrite:

page.asp?Id=1 to pageTitleX_uniqueIdNumber.asp

How will I be able to see the indexed pages for the new page.asp since the name page name will different?