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

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MikeGoogle@Jiffysoft.com - 13 Nov 2006 21:36 GMT
We recently upgraded our sql server to 2005 and now all the Full-Text
indexes return zero results.

I have created a new fulltext catalog and a done a full population.
After the population the catalog props read Unique Key Count : 1,
Catalog Size : 0 MB.  The event viewer and sql logs show no errors.  If
I run a select against the table with contains I get 0 results back.

The funny thing is there was an existing database with full-text
indexing on it and that one still works, but any new catalogs won't
populate.

Please Help! We have been troubleshooting this for a week now.

Mike McCarthy
Hilary Cotter - 14 Nov 2006 12:23 GMT
Right click on your database, select full-text index and make sure you have
enabled full text. If it has been make sure your population is in progress.
If it is can you post your gatherer log here. You can find it in c:\Program
Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL.X\MSSQL\Log where x is your instance name.
Your gatherer log will look like this:

SQLFT0013000005.LOG.6

or
SQLFT0013000005.LOG

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> We recently upgraded our sql server to 2005 and now all the Full-Text
> indexes return zero results.
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> Mike McCarthy
MikeGoogle@Jiffysoft.com - 14 Nov 2006 12:50 GMT
Hi Hilary, thanks for the response.

Using SQL Server Management Studio I do not find a selection to enable
full text when I click on the database.  It is there if I click on the
table and choose Full-Text Indexing and I have selected it.  I did a
full-population on the table (fltProduct with 157080 rows).

Here is the log SQLFT0003200006.LOG:
2006-11-14 07:42:56.49 spid24s     Informational: Full-text Full
population initialized for table or indexed view
'[Model_pbs].[dbo].[fltProduct]' (table or indexed view ID
'1821249543', database ID '32'). Population sub-tasks: 1.
2006-11-14 07:44:06.50 spid24s     Informational: Full-text Full
population completed for table or indexed view
'[Model_pbs].[dbo].[fltProduct]' (table or indexed view ID
'1821249543', database ID '32'). Number of documents processed: 157080.
Number of documents failed: 0. Number of documents need retry: 0.
2006-11-14 07:44:06.50 spid24s     Changing the status to MERGE for
full-text catalog "Model_pbs_Product_Text" (6) in database "Model_pbs"
(32). This is an informational message only. No user action is
required.

> Right click on your database, select full-text index and make sure you have
> enabled full text. If it has been make sure your population is in progress.
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> > Mike McCarthy
Hilary Cotter - 14 Nov 2006 14:22 GMT
This indicates that you successfully indexed 157080 rows in
[Model_pbs].[dbo].[fltProduct]

What is the content of these rows you are trying to index?

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> Hi Hilary, thanks for the response.
>
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>> > Mike McCarthy
 
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