I am using SQL server full text indexing for indexing and searching
webpages.
If I do a search after about 20 minutes of not searching, I get a long
wait (>40 secs). Searches after that take <1 sec. Is this a memory

We just installed the Adobe iFilter and have rebuilt the fulltext catalog to
pickup the old filters.  The catalog is able to add new items and picked up
most of the old ones, but it is stuck on 'Population in progress'.  I found a
post that indicates that one or more files ...

We have this table...
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Document](
   [DocumentID] [int] IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL,
   [HumanResourceID] [int] NOT NULL,

I have been trying to find a query method in sql.  Google engines search
phrases and find the best suitable result .
for instance if you write (play station) it can find all suitable result in
"playstation" or "play station" but I could not do it in sql(2000) even in

We have 2 boxes running clustered windows 2000, SQL server 2000 sp4 in
clustered mode, we have 2 instance of sql server in each node, and full text
indexing run ok in the primary node but it fails in the instance of the
secundary node, when I looked at the FTSDATA logs (with ...

I have a big Problem using external filters with SQL server 05 (W2k3
server).
To index .msg and .pdf files i have installed ifilters from mircosoft
(msg) and adobe ifilter 6 (pdf)

In Office documents for example, you have document properties like
Doc_Author, or other properties that may have been created by the user who
wrote the doc.
In SQL Server 2005, it is possible to search into these properties

server2003 R2 standard, sp1
Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio      9.00.2047.00
Microsoft Analysis Services Client Tools      2005.090.2047.00
Microsoft Data Access Components (MDAC)      2000.086.1830.00

Sorry, my question is quite long...
I'm testing fulltext search on a SQL Server Express 2005 with Advanced
Services. I've never tested fulltext search on any SQL Server before...
My problem is simple: I can't get anything to work... :)

I’m trying to write a SQL statement for a web search engine, it should do
the following:
Break down the search string into individual words (for example: “500 MHz
microprocessor USB”) and do a Full Text Search on a catalogue for each

Hi again,
I'm testing fulltext in SQL Server Express with Advanced Services, and it
seems to work very well now.
My question is: is there any limitation in terms of capacity or performance

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I have a database with one data file, one log file and 2 bogus, offline

Looking to get to some insight into how I should go about setting up a
Full Text Search with, to put it lightly, a huge set of normalized
data. We would be collecting various sets of resume based fielded data
along the lines skills, education, etc... and the resume itself. The

I have an SQL Server 2000 Std installation with a full text cat on a large
table containing 2-3m rows.
When querying on particular words/phrases SQL Server reports too many results.
Error Type:

I have a problem that I could not figure out what to do with it.
I have a couple of tables and views. All have the same unique ID.
When a user try to do a search on our web site we want to try to look in
multiple tables and views, Rank the results and aggregate the results back