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Posted - 2000-12-17 : 11:25:50
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Edward writes "The article below is from SQL books online. According to this article, I can insert the HTML page content into image column in SQL server.Then I can use full-text index to exclude the html tag and search only the textual data in that column. My question is how can I input the HTML content into image column. And how can I setup Full-Text Catalogs and Indexes to achive that.
The article is below. I have searched microsoft website, I can not get answer at all.
From SQL books online:
Formatted text strings, such as Microsoft® Word™ document files or HTML files, cannot be stored in character string or Unicode columns because many of the bytes in these files contain data structures that do not form valid characters. Database applications may still have a need to access this data and apply full-text searches to it. Many sites store this type of data in image columns, because image columns do not require that each byte form a valid character. SQL Server 2000 introduces the ability to perform full-text searches against these types of data stored in image columns. SQL Server 2000 supplies filters that allow it to extract the textual data from Microsoft Office™ files (.doc, .xls, and .ppt files), text files (.txt files), and HTML files (.htm files). When you design the table, in addition to the image column that holds the data, you include a binding column to hold the file extension for the format of data stored in the image column. You can create a full-text index that references both the image column and the binding column to enable full-text searches on the textual information stored in the image column. The SQL Server 2000 full-text search engine uses the file extension information from the binding column to select the proper filter to extract the textual data from the column.
Thanks Edward" |
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