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Full Text Search... Pls. HELP !!!

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coolphilboy

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Could someone help me on this error. I've made a full text index on a table thru SQL 7.0. The wizard seem to have work fine and created a fulltext catalog. I fully populated the catalog. But when i made a query on the said table, it gives me this error message. What have i donw wrong.

this is my simple query: SELECT * FROM <table> where contains (*, ' &quot;<string search>&quot; ')

error message:
[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Search on full text catalog &quot;BinCatalog&quot; for database ID 8, Table ID 517576882 with search condition ' &quot;System&quot; ' failed with unknown result (10abf974).

PLS. HELP ME....
 
Let's just get the easy solution out of the way. (Although we are never that lucky!) I was wondering if you were doing this inside a stored procedure, and were maybe doing something like this:

declare @myName varchar(20)
set @myName = 'Flintstone'
SELECT * FROM <table>
where contains (*, ' &quot;@myName&quot; ')
or
where contains (*, '@myName')

Because neither of those would work.

That's probably not it, right?

Perhaps you'd like to post the actual statement that bombs, including whatever search word and wildcards you used.

 
i was doing the query in the query analyzer connected to the database where the table with fulltext is created. This is the actual statement:

select * from mytable where contains (*, ' &quot;Systems&quot; ')

i'm searching for the string &quot;System&quot; in the column included in the fulltext search.

please help.
 
I have some notes about FullText somewhere, maybe I'll find them tonight. But I do seem to remember this: when you use the full-text Wizard, I think you do get some kind of little message or window to indicate 'indexing successfully completed' BUT, as i remember, you still have to manually go and populate those indexes for the first time. (i.e. load the indexes up with actual data.)

To do this in EM, I think you go to the database, look for the Ful-Text Catalogs folder, right-click, and choose Repopulate All Catalogs.

Want to try that?
 
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