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Asked: 2026-05-13T10:56:08+00:00

I’m working on a knowledge base project using SQL Server 2008 Full Text Search

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I’m working on a knowledge base project using SQL Server 2008 Full Text Search Engine.
Project included in articles and files where each article has multiple files.In those articles whole content is pure html.

Right now,I successfully created fulltext catalog and index on SQL Server 2008 and my database is version 10 compatible.

Here are my questions:

1)Is it possible to ignore html tags,more clearly texts containing in “<…>”, while searching in these articles,because if i wish to search for div,table etc. there should be no result returned?

2)Articles will be updated anytime,so full text index must be updated when a new record is inserted.Is it enough to set only “TRACK CHANGES AUTOMATIC” while creating full text catalog?

3)We may use FILESTREAM feature hereafter,does SQL Server 2008 have a good performance on files using full text index?
What specific document types does SQL Server 2008 good on indexing?

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  1. Editorial Team

    Please check for these:

    1) In SQL Server Full Text, we can define noise words/Stopwords. You can edit the Noise world file and then you have to rebuild the catalog. So you can put all the html tags as noise. Please check

    http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms142551.aspx

    2) With track changes it automatically include the changes in current full text search, but the ranking of these newly added article gets changed from the previous. So until and unless you master index is synced it will give up and down with ranking.

    3) As far as i know we can implement custom filters, stemmers and word breakers and can plug into SQL Server full text search.By default i may not know the complete list, but it does doc and pdf.

    For more information on SQL Server full text search 2008 please check:

    http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc721269.aspx

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