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Monthly Archives: February 2010
Remove a table manually from SLOX
drop table YourTableName delete from sectabledefs where tablename = ‘YourTableName’ delete from joindata where fromtable = ‘YourTableName’ or totable = ‘YourTableName’ delete from resynctabledefs where tablename = ‘YourTableName’ ======================= Caution: Deleting a column through the Architect will also remove any … Continue reading
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Tricks using Full Text Search with Chinese content
SQL Full Text Search offers a fuzz logic search. To get desired search result with Chinese content, the following steps have to be followed (among others): Set language for columns (and you can’t mix different language settings for a table): … Continue reading
Using Full Text Search with LINQ
LINQ does not natively support full text search keywords (FREETEXT, CONTAINS etc). Actually the compiler won’t complain about them but just translate everything to LIKE. Here is the work around: 1. Create a table-valued function that takes in keyword as … Continue reading
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