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Full-Text Search can't match suffix's

Asked by motile in MS SQL Server

Tags: sql, match, server, suffix

Hi Experts,

I need to perform a search on a large amount of data stored in a large amount of tables and fields in SQL Server. I don't want to use the LIKE operator in the query, mainly because it means I'll have to write all field names hard-coded (and it's a lot). Besides, I imagin this method is slow with comparison to other available methods.

I tried to use the full-text search, by making catalogs and full-text indexes.

The problem is that CONTAINS and FREETEXT that go along with full-text search do not enable a search for an exact phrase (if it's not a whole word).

for example: suppose there is a row with the word "beautiful", I want a search phrase "autiful" to return this row. But the full-text search knows how to match prefix's, not suffix's.

What's the solution for this?
What method do the search-engines use, maybe Index-Server?
(I don't know much about it, is this the solution?)

Thanx,
motile
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