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  • RE: Like / Contains

    Jacob Wilkins (2/9/2016)


    I haven't worked with full text search much, but as I recall it doesn't support that sort of suffix search. It supports a prefix search, like you're already...

  • RE: Like / Contains

    Igor Micev (2/9/2016)


    why you have

    where Contains(Name, '"Jo*"')

    shouldn't it be

    where Contains(Name, 'Jo')

    When I do this, it has less results than when I use with the double quote and the...

  • RE: Like / Contains

    Keep on with the creation of the fulltext index

    I've deleted the catalog and the index. and recreated based on your scripts.

    Still same results though

  • RE: Like / Contains

    Igor Micev (2/9/2016)


    1) Check that the service "SQL Full-text Filter Deamon Launcher (SQL20XX)" is running. If not it must be running in order to use catalogues.

    2)

    Run this to see...

  • RE: Like / Contains

    Igor Micev (2/9/2016)


    Did you get the following error message for the second query

    Msg 7601, Level 16, State 2, Line 5

    Cannot use a CONTAINS or FREETEXT predicate on table or indexed...

  • RE: Group by performance FK / PK

    Hi Scott,

    When I try to run the scripts I get:

    'Online index operations can only be performed in Enterprise edition of SQL Server.'

    Is there a way to do this in...

  • RE: Group by performance FK / PK

    As asked also the results in grid format.

  • RE: Group by performance FK / PK

    Hi Scott,

    In attachment the results (hopefully good format)

    Peter

  • RE: Group by performance FK / PK

    Hi,

    Sorry for the late response, was a weekend out of town. The zip file should be attached.

    Peter

  • RE: Group by performance FK / PK

    Hi Steve,

    I checked the query execution plan, however it is the first time I am looking in such thing, and I have no idea how to see what is wrong....

  • RE: Group by performance FK / PK

    sgmunson (7/10/2014)


    Have you looked at the query's execution plan? This would likely reveal the reason. Also, is there more than one record in the table...

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