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Asked: May 13, 20262026-05-13T10:41:13+00:00 2026-05-13T10:41:13+00:00

I’m trying to make a detailed search with asp and SQL Server Full-text. When

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I’m trying to make a detailed search with asp and SQL Server Full-text.

When a keyword submitted, I need to search in multiple tables. For example,

Table – Members

  • member_id
  • contact_name

Table – Education

  • member_id
  • school_name

My query;

select mem.member_id, mem.contact_name, edu.member_id, edu.school_name from Members mem FULL OUTER JOIN Education edu on edu.member_id=mem.member_id where CONTAINS (mem.contact_name, '""*"&keyword&"*""') or CONTAINS (edu.school_name, '""*"&keyword&"*""') order by mem.member_id desc;

This query works but it takes really long time to execute.

Image that the keyword is Phill; If mem.contact_name matches then list it, or if edu.school_name matches, list the ones whose education match the keyword.

I hope I could explain well 🙂 Sorry for my english though.

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    2026-05-13T10:41:14+00:00Added an answer on May 13, 2026 at 10:41 am

    Couple of points I don’t understand that will be affecting your speed.

    1. Do you really need a full outer join? That’s killing you. It looks like these tables are one to one. In that case can’t you make it an inner join?
    2. Can’t you pass a column list to contains like so:

      SELECT mem.member_id,
           mem.contact_name,
           edu.member_id,
           edu.school_name
      FROM members mem
          INNER JOIN education edu ON edu.member_id = mem.member_id
      WHERE Contains((mem.contact_name,edu.school_name),'*keyword*')
      ORDER BY mem.member_id DESC 
      

    Further info about contains.

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