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syedalimurtuza
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Posted - 2012-03-27 : 12:41:43
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Hi All,I'm running to an issue where FreeTextTable doesn't give expected results when the search criteria is alpha-numeric. For example, "039A" gives records where "039A" are listed exclusively but there are many records with values such as "W039A", "WR039A", which are expected to show in the result but it doesn't. I though this issue would have been addressed with the latest release of Sql Server (2012) but same behavior exist on that version too.Please advise.Thanks. |
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X002548
Not Just a Number
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syedalimurtuza
Starting Member
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Posted - 2012-03-27 : 14:29:19
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Hi Bret,Following is the clear explanation and example:I'm running SQL Server 2005, Win Server 2003 SP2.I've edited the noise words txt files at Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL.1\MSSQL\FTData (noiseENU.txt, noiseENG.txt, and noiseNEU.txt) to remove numbers (0-9). And I've rebuilt and deleted/recreated my indexes without any seeing any changes in the search results.I need to search for records using a name that includes numbers. For example: "ABC12345", "ABC12346", "ABC12347", "ABCDEF", "12-345-654", "ABC-12F" etc.However, whenever I use the FULLTEXT search (or CONTAINS), I don't get any results.Example:SELECT * FROM CONTAINSTABLE(myTable, myField, 'ABC123');SELECT * FROM FREETEXTTABLE(myTable, myField, 'ABC123');There are 0 results from both of the above searches.When I use LIKE, then I will get results. For example:SELECT * FROM myTable where myField LIKE '%ABC123%'; |
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