Full Text Search Index Problem

• suresh0534

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  June 25, 2013 at 3:37 am

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  Select * from candidates WHERE contains(c_resume_text,'"c++" or "houston" or "New York" or "Amsterdam"')

  I have passed nearly 550 cities to search condition.

  when i passed the 550 cities and run the query i am getting exception like

  "too many full-text columns or the full-text query is too complex to be executed"

  how can i solve that problem, please help me.

  Thnaks.

• Eugene Elutin

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  June 28, 2013 at 9:39 am

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  suresh0534 (6/25/2013)

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  Select * from candidates WHERE contains(c_resume_text,'"c++" or "houston" or "New York" or "Amsterdam"')

  I have passed nearly 550 cities to search condition.

  when i passed the 550 cities and run the query i am getting exception like

  "too many full-text columns or the full-text query is too complex to be executed"

  how can i solve that problem, please help me.

  Thnaks.

  SQL2005 has quite few limitation for full-text searches. You have only two options to resolve this issue:

  1. Simplify your query (Yes! it looks too complex for SQL2005, probably due to the large number of rows in the table or columns in index or anything else which makes SQL to take too much of resources :w00t:)

  2. Move to SQL 2008.

  I don't think you have any other options here...

  Actually, try to defragment your full-text index. It may help for some time.

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