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good question!!! thanks!
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Not the first time using SSMS help has steered me in the wrong direction. I'm learning.
Thanks for the question.
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Hmm... I blew this one. However, MSDN does not support that "Also, sp_fulltext_database cannot (and should not) be used to enable/disable full-text search."
Cf. description of sp_fulltext_database at http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc721269(SQL.100).aspx#_Toc202506258.
Seems funny that you can disable a feature but it still works.
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Good question and a lot of great discussions. Thanks for submitting.
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Hmm... that's interesting. You can disable the full-text feature by accessing the database facets... but I didn't know that you couldn't disable the full-text SEARCH.
[edit] That options does nothing. Now I get it. Thanks.
Well, thank you for the question.
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| Interesting question. I blew this one but learned something. Thanks!
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DugyC (10/28/2011) Although, like 71% (at this time) of the others, I got this wrong because I was thinking Full-text indexing on a table can be disable/re-enabled. The question, on re-reading, is unambiguous in that it quite clearly talks about full text search on a database.
I did not even know that it was two different thing. I thought that full-text search was a search on the full-text indexing  Too much to learn in SQL... but very nice to always have something to learn 
Thanks!
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