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Is this possible with normal, non-vendor specific SQL? If not, what can one do to search two different columns?
SELECT COUNT(*)
FROM airpapr_base
WHERE article_content_title_en
LIKE '%google%'
OR
WHERE article_content_text_en
LIKE '%google%'
Notice the lack of second
WHERE. It should workRelevant tutorials: WHERE clause (section “SQL – Where with Multiple Conditionals”), Search conditions (MSDN)