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Asked: June 17, 20262026-06-17T13:26:34+00:00 2026-06-17T13:26:34+00:00

I am using Oracle’ Text Search for my project. I created a ctxsys.context index

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I am using Oracle’ Text Search for my project. I created a ctxsys.context index on my column and inserted one entry “Would you like some wine???”. I executed the query

select guid, text, score(10) from triplet where contains (text, 'Would', 10) > 0

it gave me no results. Querying ‘you’ and ‘some’ also return zero results. Only ‘like’ and ‘wine’ matches the record. Does Oracle consider you, would, some as stop words?? How can I let Oracle match these words? Thank you.

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    2026-06-17T13:26:35+00:00Added an answer on June 17, 2026 at 1:26 pm

    so,
    i found that the query’s output is perfect according to the stop word lists that is in the oracle.

    those words can be found in the ctxsys package, and you could query for the stoplist and the stop words using

    SELECT * FROM CTX_STOPLISTS;
    SELECT * FROM ctx_stopwords;
    

    and yes, the oracle consider ‘you’, ‘would’ in your query as stop words.
    The following lists are the default stop words.

    a   did     in  only    then    where
    all     do  into    onto    there   whether
    almost  does    is  or  therefore   which
    also    either  it  our     these   while
    although    for     its     ours    they    who
    an  from    just    s   this    whose
    and     had     ll  shall   those   why
    any     has     me  she     though  will
    are     have    might   should  through     with
    as  having  Mr  since   thus    would
    at  he  Mrs     so  to  yet
    be  her     Ms  some    too     you
    because     here    my  still   until   your
    been    hers    no  such    ve  yours
    both    him     non     t   very     
    but     his     nor     than    was      
    by  how     not     that    we   
    can     however     of  the     were     
    could   i   on  their   what     
    d   if  one     them    when     
    

    if you need to remove some specified words (or add stop words),

    (you need **GRANT EXECUTE ON CTXSYS.CTX_DDL to you **)
    then, you’ve to execute a procedure,
    example:

    begin
    ctx_ddl.remove_stopword('mystop_list','some');
    ctx_ddl.remove_stopword('mystop_list','you');
    end;
    

    refer link for various functions in ctx_ddl package

    you could get full description about the created ctx index by querying,

    select ctx_report.describe_index('yourindex_name') from dual;
    
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