May 23, 2000 09:23 AM

Build a Better Search Engine

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SQL Server Magazine
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Use SQL Server 7.0's full-text search capability to build searchable Web databases
Whether you're doing research, looking up a phone number, or just surfing, you probably use an Internet search engine every day. To meet this demand for retrievable information, many companies are building dynamic, searchable Web sites that use relational databases on the back end. As DBAs and application developers, we need to build better ways for consumers to search company information...

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Anonymous User 7/6/2005 8:23:24 AM


Unfortunately, the SQL search is extremely limited. Plus, its ability to generate "word variants" is laughable - I ended up writing my own routines to produce a SQL string to send through. Surely a company like Microsoft can do better than this...

Anonymous User 6/23/2005 8:30:14 AM


I found this article ery useful. I am very interested in using this type of search.

Anonymous User 10/13/2004 3:39:26 PM


what about searching for An Arabic Word for examble "ãÍãÏ"
i found an error using Full text search in searching for it

mohamed alii 4/13/2004 1:37:34 AM


what about searching for An Arabic Word for examble "ãÍãÏ"
i found an error using Full text search in searching for it

mohamed alii 4/13/2004 1:37:34 AM


what about searching for An Arabic Word for examble "ãÍãÏ"
i found an error using Full text search in searching for it

mohamed alii 4/13/2004 1:37:34 AM


Interesting article but are there any significant differences when using SQL2000. Is there an up-to-date article specifically on sql2000 & full text search

Sanjeev Sharma 4/2/2002 11:37:31 AM


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