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    Posted: 26 April 2003 at 6:50am

im an searching into a database coloumb using the LIKE opreator of sql.. from a web page..is there any other opreator which i can use to search in a better way bcuz the LIKE opreator returns results which are starting with the keyword provied for search...if that keyword is present in the mid of the word.. it doesnt returns that in search results...in simple words..i want to persom full text search :)

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SQL Server has Full Text Search capabilities thus needs to be installed and configured. I don't think lots of hosts will offer that for you. THough if you want the LIKE operator to return instrings just go like ..... where whatever LIKE '%keyword%' ....  this way it does find it if the keyword is in the middle.
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full text search is already installed and configured ... the SQL database is located locally on my computer.. i am running SQL server personal edition
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As Michael said LIKE '%keyword%' will solve your problem.

(As an aside, you can also use the SOUNDEX function to do a 'Sounds Like' comparison)

Cheers,
Andrew



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