Is there a way to avoid wordbreaking functionality when performing a
fulltext query in a german SQL Server 2000 on a Win Server 2003?
Example: when using ... CONTAINSTABLE([column], "'posthorn'") ..., my
resultset contains records containing "postfrisch" and "posthorn"

I have a table and a full-text catalog. The table is assigned to the catalog
and index on description. Now I have to add one more column to this existing
table called 'tilldescription'. The table will have 6-7 lakhs of data and I
have to search using this tilldescription. I ...

Server: Msg 7635, Level 16, State 1, Procedure sp_fulltext_database, Line 46
The Microsoft Search service cannot be administered under the present user
account
Does anyone know how to fix this problem?

I have data in my full text column such as "men's shoes".  When a user does a
search such as "mens shoes" it does not return a match, because the user data
does not contain the quote.  If they search on "men's shoes" then it works
properly.

If I use the Indexing Services built into the OS,  I can query the office
doc properties (title, author etc).
Is it possible to do this if I have an office doc stored in an Image field
that is full-text indexed ?

I'm trying to do some local development so I installed Full-Text Indexing as
part of the SQL 2000 Developer Edition on my Windows XP machine.
The MS Search Service is running but the option is still disabled in EM when
I right-click on a table.

Can anyone confirm whether Full-Text Indexing can be setup on a Sql Server
2000 compatible database running under Sql Server 2005?
Thanks
Ben

I'm putting together a system and one of the requirements is to have a
searchable CV function.
I've got all the code to load the files on to the image fields, I've indexed
and got it kinda working.

Anyone know how to get the context of the search results in a full text
query?  I'm trying to get similar results to the popular seach engines where
it displays the link to the document, and underneath it it shows the context
of the search words in the context of the document.  ...

Platform = Intel 3.0G 4-way duel core (+ hyper-threading makes 16 CPU)
running Win2003 AS - SP1 SQL Server 2000 (can't go to 2005 yet).  135G DB
without catalogs - which are on a Raid 1+0 external drive via fiber (12
spindles).

I'm using SQL Server Express for a project that I'm working on which
would really benefit from having full text search abilities.
As I understand it this isn't possible with the current release of SQL
Server Express.

We can't use the term "=" to compare the data directly ,of which type
is text or ntext. Are there other good ideas to get the exact matchs?

We have upgraded our sql server 2000 to sql server 2005. we have some
serious problems about full-text search performance. What can we do about
fulltext-search to speed it up ?
what have been chanced from sql server 2000 in full text search.

I have a database table 'epda' that has a full text catalogue on it.
The field of interest 'epd' contains two rows of interest.
The first row has the following example text:
   'This is some text and x73 is the value'

I am having a problem getting SharePoint Service to acknowlwdge that Full
Text Search is enabled. I upgraded the SharePoint MSDE database as documented
without any problems, but when I go into SharePoint Admin section is says
"The database this server is using does not support ...