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  • Reply To: SQL Full text query too slow

    If I concatenate the varchar columns into a single column, I will (almost) duplicate the table size. That don’t look so good either and I don't like this idea very...

  • Reply To: SQL Full text query too slow

    The purpose of including all columns in the FullText catalog, is the ability to search directly in all columns and, find all the records of the table that in at...

  • Reply To: SQL Full text query too slow

    Here is the table:

     


    CREATE TABLE [dbo].[ENTIDADE](
    [COD_ENTD_ID] [decimal](18, 0) IDENTITY(0,1) NOT NULL,
    [COD_ENTD] [varchar](20) NULL,
    [COD_TIPO_ENTD_ID] [decimal](18, 0) NOT NULL,
    [DES_SIGL] [varchar](100) NOT NULL,
    [DES_DESG_SOCL] [varchar](100) NULL,
    [DES_MORD] [varchar](100) NULL,
    [DES_LOCL] [varchar](100) NULL,
    [DES_CODG_POST] [varchar](50)...
  • Reply To: SQL Full text query too slow

    Jeff Moden wrote:

    Why does your code setup full text catalogues on EVERY VARCHAR column in the table?  Is that really necessary?  Depending on the schema of your table, that could be...

  • RE: A Google-like Full Text Search

    Someone know a unmanaged C++ version of this code?

    Thanks

  • RE: Support to search portuguese caracters

    Gift Peddie (8/19/2009)


    If you are storing more than Portuguese in one column then you may need Nvarchar definition of your text columns data type and then using Portuguese collation on...

  • RE: Support to search portuguese caracters

    Gift Peddie (8/19/2009)


    Portuguese is standard Latin alphabet western European language that you can support by using System.Text.Encoding in .NET and using either Portuguese Windows collation so you can separate Portugal...

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