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SQL Server Forum / Other Technologies / Full-Text Search / February 2007

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Incremental and Track Changing

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Ed - 21 Nov 2006 00:30 GMT
Hi,
 I would like to know the major difference between Incremenatal Population
and Track Changing Population.  The only difference that I've found is the
Incremental needs to have a timestamp column in the table.  How do I decide
if I should use Incremental or Track Changing?  are there any general rules?

Thanks

Ed
Hilary Cotter - 21 Nov 2006 14:16 GMT
Change tracking is near real time. So changes which occur in the tables you
are full-text indexing will appear in the index within seconds depending on
a few factors (content - XML is very slow, TIFFs are really slow), hardware,
number of changes, and the load on your SQL Server.

Change tracking can cause locking and fragmentation of your catalog. You
should run an organize periodically.

Incremental populations are almost as lengthy as full populations, use a
full-population over an incremental population whenever the majority of your
database changes at any one time.

Use an incremental population when a large number of rows change in a short
amount of time, and this large number is not a significant portion of your
total table.

You will have to study which works best for you on your hardware, your data,
and your data modification patterns.

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> Hi,
>  I would like to know the major difference between Incremenatal Population
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> Ed
Kyle Jedrusiak - 15 Feb 2007 15:23 GMT
Was reading your email below.

We're using change tracking.

You say to "run and organize periodically".  I'm not sure I know how to do
this.

Would you point me in the right direction...thanks

> Change tracking is near real time. So changes which occur in the tables
> you are full-text indexing will appear in the index within seconds
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>> Ed
Hilary Cotter - 15 Feb 2007 20:44 GMT
alter fulltext catalog catalog_name reorganize

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> Was reading your email below.
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>>> Ed
 
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