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We have a Single Statement FUNCTION in SQL Server 2005 which uses CONTAINSTABLE(). All works fine when we pass a non empty search string. Is there a wildcard string we can pass to CONTAINSTABLE() so that it matches all records in a table.
Kind regards,
You have to use logic within the stored procedure to run a SQL statement without the CONTAINSTABLE predicate if there isn’t a full text phrase to search by.