Although this SP intends to sorround a search text in double quotes, it seems that when called from Management Studio it throws a Syntax Error even before entering the SP.
createproc fts(@t nvarchar(1000)=null) as begin
select @t = '"' + @t + '"'
select @t
select * from dbo.products where CONTAINS(name, @t)
end
GO
exec fts @t = 'my product name'
GO
Msg 7630, Level 15, State 3, Procedure fts, Line 4
Syntax error near 'product' in the full-text search condition 'my product name'.
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If I pass the string in double quotes I get a different error:
exec fts @t = '"my product name"'
Go
Msg 7630, Level 15, State 3, Procedure fts, Line 4
Syntax error near 'my' in the full-text search condition '""my product name""'.
Now, if I remove the quotes again and make the original call:
SQL Server Data Mining comes with "Term extraction" and "Term Lookup" for phrase detection. Rather than using the GUI tool, how to utilize these two features in coding? Please assist! Thanks!
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.
what use reason of 'weighted-term' ?explain it. SELECT ID, firstname, lastnameFROM [contain-1]WHERE CONTAINS(firstname, 'ISABOUT(mohsen weight(.8),yaser weight(1.0))') table [contain-1] information: ID FIRSTNAME 1 mohsen 2 mohsen 3 yaser 4 mehdi
I've just started using the SSIS and i would like to know if it's possible to change or update the dictionary of the term extraction tool. That's important to me because i may have to look for words that don't exist in the defaut english dictionary of the tool.
Hi, Can you search a column of a database table to find all the rows that have a wor in it? example: I have a row that contains 'adventure st north', there are other columns in that table that are suppose to be the same but read 'adventure street N.' or 'adventure st. N.' or 'North Adventure st.' could I search for rows that contain 'adventure' in the column searched (lets call it columnA). I tried: select * from tbl_test where columnA LIKE 'adventure' and got no results. what is the way to do this?
I'm not really sure how to explain this, so please bear with me. I have a SQL statement, such as: SELECT TOP (10) FROM chartTracks This works with SQL Server Express 2005, but when I moved my site over to work with a MSSQL Server 2000, the statement had to be changed in order for it to work: SELECT TOP 10 FROM chartTracks I was just wondering if there was a technical term for this, and if possible, the locations of anymore sourecs of information regarding the above? I'm just writing a report and would like to include this, if possible. Thanks in advance!
Just learning full-text searching in SQL Server 2005 and have questions about the proximity term "near".
1. How near is near? Measured in characters, words, or whatever? 2. How do you know? Is this documented? Can't find it anywhere. 3. Can it be adjusted? at design time? at runtime?
I have used a program called Sonar which has powerful proximity options that allow the user to specify proximity in terms of words at runtime. Would like to be able to do that but can't find much on "near" in the documentation other than it seems to relative, provides for left and right nearness, and allows for chaining of multiple search terms.
when I extract nouns from a text with the Term Extraction Transformation, the destination indeed keeps the correct nouns but they are in a random order.
Is it possible to keep the order of these nouns and maybe already keep double occurrences?
Is there a way to perform term extraction on each row in a table, and have the term extraction denote the frequency of the term on a per row basis rather than a per table basis?
Otherwise, is there a way I can take extracted terms and apply a sql function that returns the occurance of that term in each row?
I have a field called URL in my table. I want to get the SEARCH TERM from a given URL and create a report based on that information. I'm getting difficulties, because the URL have different format depending up on the search engine that the users use to browse. Some of the search engines are "google",".excite.com", "search.msn.","search.netscape", "search.lycos", "altavista", "search.yahoo" and many more.
Examples of the URLs from google :
http://www.google.com/search?q=S26+Collet+Chuck&hl=en&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-USfficial&start=30&sa=N -- The search term is S26 Collet Chuck http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=GGLG,GGLG:2006-02,GGLG:en&q=kt21+kia -- The search term is kt21 kia http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Slagger+burning+Tables -- The search term is Slagger burning Tables
Does anybody have a sql query or used a CLR functions to get the SEARCH TERM from different search engine (URL).
THIS IS THE ONE.TXT FILE Customer called to complain that the ice maker on her fridge has stopped working model XXYY-3 Door to refrigerator is coming off model XX-1 Ice maker is making a funny noise XXYY-3 Handle on fridge falling off model XXZ-1 Freezer is not getting cold enough XX-1 Ice maker grinding sound fredge XXYY-3 Customer asking how to get the ice maker to work model XXYY-3 Customer complaining about dent in side panel model XXZ-1 Dent in model XXZ-1 Customer wants to exchange because of dent in door model XXZ-1 Handle is wiggling model XXZ-1 Customer happy with us. Best fridge yet!
i created the table term_result(term_id varchar2(50)); ( termid ==xxyy-3 like)
now i want to find the no of times repeat the xxyy-3 posted queries
ERROR : DT_NTXT OR DT_WSTR TYPES ONLY ALLOWS HERE ERROR I AM GETTING SO
Flat File Source-----------> Data Conversion --------->Term Lookup -------->Oledb data source one.txt DT_stR I choosen error occur here
SO WHAT IS THE DATA TYPE I HAVE TO GIVE FOR THAT MATCHING LOOKUP
I got a problem, i'd like to update my DB in production in terme of design and data from the DB test. In other words, I added many tables to my design.
Therefore, i'd have to update the real DB on the server. Is there a way to do so with MSSQL? without doing it manually.
I'd like to get some ideas for the following: I am writing a quick mini-application that searches for records in a database, which is easy enough. However, if the search term comes up empty, I need to return 10 records before the positon the search term would be in if it existed, and 10 records after. (Obviously the results are ordered on the search term column) So for example, if I am searching on "Microsoft", and it doesn't exist in my table, I need to return the 10 records that come before Microsoft alphabetically, and then the 10 that come after it. I have a SP that does this, but it is pretty messy and I'd like to see if anyone else had some ideas that might be better. Thanks!
hi, I have a question regarding calling sql table columns dynamically? workflow would go as:1. user enters search term into a textbox2. user checks a checkbox to search by column in sqldb (eg.. firstname or surname) pseudo sql would go like......SELECT +%column1(checkbox1.value)%+ OR +%column2(checkbox2.value)%+ OR +%column3(checkbox3.value)%+WHERE column1 = +%TextBox.Text%+ OR column2 = +%TextBox.Text%+ 3. display results in gridview my sql needs to improve greatly so any code insight(good book or link) would be terrific . thanks
Hello, I want to search a column with all the words deliminate by underscore. E.g. User_id, Community_name, author_id and etc. It seems like freetext only deal with string with blank deliminator. How should I do the rull text search on column like this? Here is the code.declare @var varchar(2000) set @var = 'id' select [name], definition,version_code from dbo.base where freetext([name],@var) thx
Hi, I test the following sql statement, finding that an error ocurs:
Msg 7630, Level 15, State 2, Line 3 Syntax error near '"' in the full-text search condition '"dsg SDRGDG " OR "sdfsdfsdfsdafdsafdsfds'.
DECLARE @searchTerm NVARCHAR(40) SET @searchTerm = '"dsg SDRGDG " OR "sdfsdfsdfsdafdsafdsfdsafdsafdsafsafdfdsafdf"'; SELECT [JobTitle], [JobDes], [OpenDate], j.[URLRef], c.[CompanyName], c.[URLRef], c.[URLSource] FROM JobWanted AS j INNER JOIN Company AS c ON c.CompanyID = j.CompanyID WHERE CONTAINS((JobTitle, JobDes), @searchTerm)
It seems too lengthy string will cause an error for full-text engine. I find the sdfsdfsdfsdafdsafdsfdsafdsafdsafsafdfdsafdf is truncated as shown in error message.
How to avoid this issue? Could I configre this limination?
I am currently designing a SSIS package to integrate data into a data warehouse fact table. This fact table has about 70 columns among which 17 are foreign keys for dimension tables.
To insert data in that table, I have to make several transformations and lookups. Given the fact that the lookups I have to make are a little complicated, I have about 70 tasks in my Data Flow. I know it's a lot, but I can't find a way to make it simpler. It seems I really need all these tasks.
Now, the problem is that every new action I try to make on the package takes a lot of time. At design time, everything is very slow. My processor is eavily loaded each time I change a single setting in one of the tasks, and executing the package in debug mode takes for ages. If I take a look at the size of my package file on disk, it's more than 3MB.
Hence my question : Are there any limitations in terms of number of columns or number of tasks that can be processed within a Data Flow ?
If not, then do you have any idea why it's so slow ?