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May 8, 2007

I'm still trying to understand the frequency needed for running incremental updates for full-text catalogs. A consultant requested a full population be run every day at 5:00pm and incrementals be run every 3 minutes. My question for you is if I change the incremental frequency to every hour, wouldn't data changes still be available to the application between incrementals? Isn't the purpose of the incremental simply to update the full-text index so therefor its benefit is in terms of performance, not data availability. The consultant seams to think any updates made between incrementals will not be available to the application until an incremental is run.

Thanks, Dave

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Hi All,I am trying to understand how FTS works and decide whether it is the way to go.The scenario:Site users will upload CV's in word format. these then have to be searchable via an asp.net page.therefore i need to store the contents of the word file in a database (looking like SQL2000 at the moment)These will be stored in BLOB Image/Binary typeI have to be able to search for text on these BLOBs and as i understand it the only way to do this is with FTS - or am i wrong and you can search with conventional select statements direct from the BLOB?If FTS is the only way to do this i need to know the sort of time involved with buliding the index/catalogue. Lets say i have 100mb of data that is being catalogued & indexed ready for FTS - in your experience, how long would this take to index? can the index be 'added' to withouth indexing everying? ie will SQL Server just index the changes that have taken place?I really am struggling to find this information, even across MSDN - i know i wont be able to find difinitive answers, but a rough guide on how long an index takes to build is important. I dont really want to have to tell the client "End users can upload their CV's but they can't be searched against for at least X hours" thanks in advanceRegardsDarren  

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