Full Text Indexing SQL

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This is one of those posts that’s for me to remember (cause I always forget it) and perhaps could come in handy for you too. From time to time I need to setup Full Text Indexing (yes I know there’s lots of alternative) and I hate using the IDE if I don’t have to.
Setting Up Full Text Indexing
sp_fulltext_database 'enable' –-need to have SP3 installed
IF EXISTS (
SELECT *
   FROM sys.fulltext_catalogs
  WHERE name = N'my_catalog_name'
)
    DROP FULLTEXT CATALOG my_catalog_name
GO
CREATE FULLTEXT CATALOG my_catalog_name
GO
IF EXISTS(
    SELECT *
      FROM sys.fulltext_indexes
      JOIN sys.tables
        ON sys.tables.object_id = sys.fulltext_indexes.object_id
     WHERE sys.tables.name = 'table_name'
)
  DROP FULLTEXT INDEX ON table_name
GO
CREATE FULLTEXT INDEX ON table_name (column1,column2,column3)
    KEY INDEX PK_table_name –-this is the name of the PK, not the column
    ON table_name
    WITH CHANGE_TRACKING AUTO
GO
ALTER FULLTEXT INDEX ON table_name
    START FULL POPULATION
This will start population of the index. There’s a whole bunch of ways to query it, but the easiest is using FREETEXT and FREETEXTTABLE.
Querying
The easiest query is something like this:
    SELECT table_name.column1, table_name.column2,
       KEY_TBL.RANK
    FROM table_name INNER JOIN
       FREETEXTTABLE(table_name, search_column, 'query value') AS KEY_TBL
       ON table_name.primary_key = KEY_TBL.[KEY]
    ORDER BY Rank DESC


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