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I have a single table called “Indexes”, it contains one nvarchar and three ntext columns (all Full Text Indexes). Index is up to date.
CONTAINSTABLE(Indexes, *), 'test', 5) //5 results
No matter what I change the above keyword too, it only returns the first 3-5 results. It should roughly return 90-120 results, for the above query.
SELECT count(*) FROM Indexes WHERE [Description] like '%test%' //122 results
How would I start to troubleshoot this problem?
Your
CONTAINSTABLEhas thetop_n_by_rankparameter set to 5You’ll never get more then 5 rows with this… the comment
//5 resultseven mentions it..You should use
CONTAINSTABLE(Indexes, *), 'test')