Nguyen Tran,
Yes. How exactly are you "... post[ing] the data from the staging table into
[your] permanent document table"? As do you have "Change Tracking" with
"Update Index in Background" enabled for your permanent document table, and
depending upon how (BCP, BULK INSERT, etc.) you are posting or transferring
the documents, the binary bits may not be copied exactly as they should.
Could you also review your server's Application event log for any "Microsoft
Search" or MssCi source event errors, warnings or informational messages?
Basically, if the internal structure of the document is not maintained
exactly, then the MSSearch daemon will not correctly recognize the data in
the IMAGE column as a true MS Word, Adobe PDF file etc. Also, if possible,
could you forward to me a copy (dummy one) that you posted or transferred
via the above means that is has been extracted from the image column. This
file can then be examined to determine if &/or what may be the problem.
Thanks,
John
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> Hey I have a wierd SQL Server 2000 full-text index problem when
> copying between two image tables.
>
> I'm using Access XP as my front end and SQL Sever 2000 (with SP3a
> install) as my backend. I'm trying to parse and search resumes using
> the SQL Server 2000. I'm using a staging table to proof new resumes
> coming in so I can delete duplicates before they enter the system. I
> store the whole resume in a staging table before posting it to a
> full-text index table.
>
> The problem I'm running into is when I post the data from the staging
> table into my permanent document table, the fully text index is not
> populating. But when I upload the data using MS Access directly into
> the document table, the full text index is being populate. I have the
> full text index tracking turned on, too. Even after I rebuild the
> full text index, the documents I copied over from thst staging table
> still does not show up.
>
> Do you have any idea what's wrong?
>
> -Nguyen Tran