By a `completion' on a 2-category K we mean here an idempotent
pseudomonad on K. We are particularly interested in pseudomonads
that arise from KZ-doctrines. Motivated by a question of Lawvere, we
compare the Cauchy completion, defined in the setting of
V-Cat for V a symmetric monoidal closed category, with the
Grothendieck completion, defined in the setting of
S-Indexed Cat for S a topos. To this end we introduce a unified
setting (`indexed enriched category theory') in which to formulate
and study certain properties of KZ-doctrines. We find that, whereas
all of the KZ-doctrines that are relevant to this discussion
(Karoubi, Cauchy, Stack, Grothendieck) may be regarded as `bounded',
only the Cauchy and the Grothendieck completions are `tightly
bounded' - two notions that we introduce and study in this paper.
Tightly bounded KZ-doctrines are shown to be idempotent. We also
show, in a different approach to answering the motivating question,
that the Cauchy completion (defined using `distributors')
and the Grothendieck completion (defined using `generalized
functors') are actually equivalent
constructions.