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  • RE: Full-text Search

    Mark's correct - the thesaurus expansion/replacement sets can contain stopwords. Remember, a thesaurus expansion/replacement set can contain phrases as well, and those phrases can contain stopwords. As an...

  • RE: A Google-like Full Text Search

    According to Ivan this line is causing the issue:

    Term.Priority = Terminal.LowestPriority;

    If you remove this he says it should fix the problem. He says there's a deeper issue that he...

  • RE: A Google-like Full Text Search

    OK I sent Roman an email asking if this was a known issue and if it's been resolved with the latest release, or if the blame is with me (I...

  • RE: A Google-like Full Text Search

    developmentalmadness (10/15/2008)


    Very cool. It's exactly what I needed. I'm implementing a search and didn't want users to have to learn FTS syntax. Thanks for your work.

    I'm running into a problem...

  • RE: A Google-like Full Text Search

    bseker (10/13/2008)


    You need to change the 28th line in fmConverter.cs

    from:

    Irony.StringSet errors = _compiler.Parser.GetErrors();

    to:

    ...

  • RE: Thesaurus Files

    bitbucket (10/10/2008)


    From BOL 2008 Thesaurus Configuration

    ms-help://MS.SQLCC.v10/MS.SQLSVR.v10.en/s10de_1devconc/html/3ef96a63-8a52-45be-9a1f-265bff400e54.htm

    You can define two forms of synonyms, expansion sets and replacement sets. By developing a thesaurus tailored to your full-text data, you can effectively...

  • RE: A Google-like Full Text Search

    Martin Nyborg (10/7/2008)


    Thanks for the answer

    I had a suspicion that i needed to OR or AND a lot of contains expression. Was just hoping that I could get it all...

  • RE: A Google-like Full Text Search

    innomatics (10/7/2008)


    Mike C (10/7/2008)


    innomatics (10/7/2008)


    Not sure what you mean by "boolean search"?

    Generally a search that doesn't compute likeness statistics and therefore can't return and ordered set of results...

  • RE: A Google-like Full Text Search

    innomatics (10/7/2008)


    Thanks for this, an informative and useful article no doubt.

    The title however is misleading - " A Google-like Full Text Search". Google-like IMO implies some sort of...

  • RE: A Google-like Full Text Search

    Martin Nyborg (10/7/2008)


    Thanks for the great article. As soon as I read it. I started to implement full text search on our most used table.

    I have altered the code to...

  • RE: A Google-like Full Text Search

    Paul DB (10/7/2008)


    While I am still trying to digest this excellent article, I think I found a slight error.

    In The Grammar section, the article lists 7 rules. One of them...

  • RE: A Google-like Full Text Search

    marcosc (10/7/2008)


    Good article.

    Actually, with Nautilus [/url]you can find a table just writing part of its name and once located you can find a record writing any word which is...

  • RE: A Google-like Full Text Search

    Confucius247 (10/7/2008)


    More time talking about a c# compiler than the SQL. No talk of the limitations of the FTS.

    The article is not about the limitations of FTS, of which...

  • RE: A Google-like Full Text Search

    Oleg (10/7/2008)


    Hi Mike,

    very useful article, especially code - thank you.

    I tested code and found one problem.

    If I entered phrase:

    president -aluminium

    it wokrs fine.

    If phrase is:

    -aluminium president

    it generates syntax error, phrase...

  • RE: Free Encryption

    Ed Mays (10/6/2008)


    Hi Ed,

    The data encrypted in PHP/mcrypt could have been encrypted with any number of options, and was probably encrypted with a different key. The options that affect...

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