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SQL Server Forum / Other Technologies / Full-Text Search / June 2006

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HOWTO: Get word counts from Full text indexer

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Kevin English - 14 Jun 2006 19:38 GMT
What is the query syntax when querying the full text indexer to obtain the
list of words indexed and their corresponding counts?
Hilary Cotter - 15 Jun 2006 00:33 GMT
There is none. You have to use a word count algorithm.

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> What is the query syntax when querying the full text indexer to obtain the
> list of words indexed and their corresponding counts?
Kevin English - 15 Jun 2006 14:58 GMT
I could have sworn I once saw a query published for this.  Is there a way to
just get the list of words per document with no counts?

So if I want to create a word count histogram for all of our documents I
have to do something like:

select * from OPENROWSET('MSIDXS', 'catalog';'';'', 'SELECT PATH FROM
SCOPE()')

and then for each document returned, ivoke the correct iFilter for each
document, process the chunks and extract the words and compute the counts
myself?  In this case is there any way to find out for each word what
'forms-of' evaluates to?

> There is none. You have to use a word count algorithm.

>> What is the query syntax when querying the full text indexer to obtain
>> the list of words indexed and their corresponding counts?
 
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