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

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Inflectional ?

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John Cantley - 27 Mar 2007 03:35 GMT
Hi,

 Ok, say I want to pull back all '"picture ~ frame"' and '"pictures ~
frames"' so I do the following; FormsOf(Inflectional, "picture ~ frame")
this results in syntax error. I thought inflectional would automatically do
it if I put " around the near words. The first ones I listed do not pull
back the plurals, if I use the wildcard I get what I need but wonder if this
is the way it should work say I also want framing so I do fram* but this
would also give me frampton which I do not want. Do I need to use the
thesuraus or is there some way of forming the inflectional that I am not
getting?

Thanks,
jc
John Cantley - 27 Mar 2007 03:52 GMT
Sorry forgot, sql 2k5 sp2a

jc
Hilary Cotter - 28 Mar 2007 18:35 GMT
A freetext query will do an implicit near and the stemming you are looking
for.

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