Allan,
What error did you get when you executed the below query? A clause of the
query contained only ignored words? or no results from your query? If the
latter, have you removed all single letters from your language-specific
noise word file? Note, noise.enu = US English.
Additionally, have you run a Full Population after you did the rebuild?
"Rebuild" - Rebuilds fulltext_catalog_name by deleting the existing
full-text catalog from the file system, re-creating the full-text catalog,
and reassociating the full-text catalog with all the tables that have
full-text indexing references. Note, rebuild does not re-populate the FT
Catalog, so you will also need to run a Full Population.
Thanks,
John
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http://spaces.msn.com/members/jtkane/ [quoted text, click to view] "Allan Ebdrup" <comaeb@ofir.com> wrote in message
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> I have a query
> SELECT DISTINCT Top 400 PFSchemaInstance_ID, 0 Rank, 0 CriteriaCount,
> FromDate, pfSchemaInstance_ID FROM
> PFLightningSearch_PersonProfileImpulse_Publish L WHERE CONTAINS (Text,
> '"s*"') Order by FromDate desc, pfSchemaInstance_ID desc
>
> And I know the Text column contains strings with words that begin with s,
> but it returns no records.
>
> I've checked that the entry for the FTS index in sysfulltextcatalogs is
> correct and I've run:
> sp_fulltext_catalog 'FTSindexName', 'rebuild'
>
> What can be wrong with my FTSIndex ?
>
> It has worked at one point.
>
>