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Vadim63, I know about the like clause but how will you differential Match All Words and Match Any Words?<br />
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-Nauman.
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Vadim63, I know about the like clause but how will you differential Match All Words and Match Any Words?

-Nauman.

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THanks for the reply :)<br />
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-Nauman.
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I am writing a query that can either have Match All Words, Match Any Words, and Exact Phrase criteria. I am little confused about Match All Words and Match Any Words. For Exact Phrase I know I have to use the '=' operator. But how will I differential between Match All Words, Match Any Words? Ans shouldnt Match All Words and Exact Phrase act the same?<br />
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Thanks, Nauman.
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I am writing a query that can either have Match All Words, Match Any Words, and Exact Phrase criteria. I am little confused about Match All Words and Match Any Words. For Exact Phrase I know I have to use the '=' operator. But how will I differential between Match All Words, Match Any Words? Ans shouldnt Match All Words and Exact Phrase act the same?

Thanks, Nauman.

Query including Match All Words, Match Any Words, and Exact Phrase Criteria

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