Double Metaphone Phonetic Matching

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  • For anyone who does not yet have SQL Server 2005, here's an article for achieving similar results using a UDF in SQL Server 2000...

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    Ryan Randall

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  • Don't use this code.

    I just tested, and names like "George" and "Sally" come up as exact matches.

    Other examples of "exact" (rank 3) matches:

    Beth, Stephanie

    Gus, Lisa

    Pie, Hello

    Not sure what's wrong with the algorithm, but it false-positives on its compare function pretty consistently.

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