There are several terms using ms Server that I don't know and cannot find in my books. Does MS provide that, besides BOL where it is difficult to find good explanations or even find definitions?
thx,
Kat
ps. would be a nice feature if they don't have it currently.
I have a client who wants to have a function to have a system create a validation system for users who register for a system. It would email them a registration code, which they want to be two or three random words strewn together.
So, I'm looking for a big table of words - random, glossary terms, etc. Does anyone have anything like this? (A flat file that I can import would be fine.)
Hopefully im asking this in the right place, sorry if its not, maybe you could point me in the right direction
I have been informed that use of MDF Files (SQL Server Express) Databases on the net was restricted as this was classed as multi connections and therefore was outside the free license agreement.
I am looking at commercially developing and marketing a web based system for with a relatively small database footprint (well under 1gb) with ASP.NET 2.0 and like the look of SQL Server Express.
Could anyone clear up whether or not this is allowed under the SQL Server Express terms of use, or point me in the direction of somewhere i can find information.
I have a table that contains 10 millions records. The following 2 statements, which one provide better performance? Frankly, i have no idea how to compare the execution plan...
basically, what I am trying to achieve to 2 types of search functions...
Search for All terms (easy and complete) and search for Any Terms...
the way I have gone about this so far is to in my asp.net app, split the search string by spaces, and then search for each word, and merging the resulting dataset into the main return dataset.
this, however has a few problems. the result dataset will contain duplicate values, and i am running queries in a loop.
What i am looking for is a one-stop-shop stored procedue that will split the search string, loop through each word, and add the results to a return table, ONLY if it does not exist already within the return table.
Can anyone point me in the right direction... basically with the splitting of the string and the looping through the words...the rest i think i can handle...
or any other hints/tips/tricks would also be helpful.
Hi, I need to categorize a lot of html or text files according to a list of terms and I wonder if terms lookup is adequate for this. The problem is that terms lookup can only take an Oledb source as input. My files can be up to 80 Kb big and aren't columns structured.
Should I import my files in a table ? But if so, how can I import a column with more than 8000 characters ?
First and foremost, thanks for reading and responding!Does it matter how big a stored procedure is if you do things in the stored procedure such as:declare the parametersIF @Parm_Select = '<ALL>'do a select IF @Parm_Select <> '<ALL> and @Parm_Report = '1'do a selectIF @Parm_Select <> '<ALL> and @Parm_Report = '2'do select This goes on and on and on and I have written a couple of stored procedures that are about 1500 lines of code based upon parameters passed I do not create any tables - they are just all select statements based upon the parameters passed.I thought I was doing the right thing cause I did not want to have to write a procedure that called a procedure, (I read this and got confused on the return prarmeters cause there is a lot of data being returned from the select ----- I don't think I said that correctly! . I am just learning this SQL stuff and I it is cool and I am excited - but I don't want to develop any bad habits in the beginning - and I try to look these things up on the www - but I just don't get explicit answers from reading all of this stuff. Thank to all in advance!
Is it possible for the terms lookup function to manage the differences between US and english spelling ? For example if I search for the terms "color" and "categorization", I'd would like that the terms lookup also count the "colour" and "categorisation" occurences in the text.
I would like to know the best practice for running analysis service in terms of port usage. Is it better to run on a specific port or have dynamic ports ? We have clustered servers that run default on 2383 but not sure with non clustered what's the best way to get performance.
I have a table that contains words that will be used to search another table where FullText index has been created on searchable columns. I'm basically trying to run something like this:
SELECT t1.col1, t2.col3 FROM tbl1 t1, tbl2 t2 WHERE CONTAINS (t1.col1, t2.col1)
I know this won't work but is there a way to join these two tables so the words (t2.col1) can be passed as search conditions? There is no common key on both tables so normal join won't work. I'm trying to find a way to pass the search words from one table to another.
I am designing a ssis package,This is intends to mine text data(Data extracted from websites). Term lookup/Term extraction has been used as tools for mining. I have lookup terms defined with me for reference table,but the main problem lie in extracting the nearby text/number/charcters to these lookup terms during mining. For example : I found noun "Email" 200 (frequency score) times in my text,Now I want to extract nearby email address(this is also true for PhoneNumber,Address attributes also).so how can I achieve this with SSIS. If u have some idea/suggestion to carry out this challenge with or without Term Extraction/Term Lookup,plz do write here.