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pats2kDynasty
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Posted - 2007-11-06 : 15:59:57
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| This works when @searchString is used in containstable (provided searchString has value)...set @searchStringNoneOfWords = 'not(Airplane)'SET @searchString = @searchString + ' AND ' + @searchStringNoneOfWords This does NOT work when @searchString is used in containstable...set @searchStringNoneOfWords = 'not(Airplane)'SET @searchString = @searchStringNoneOfWords I understand it is because the syntax is AND NOT, but what if I have a list of words that I do not want included? How do I start out with a NOT using containstable? It is kind of like Google's advanced search except that if you enter a word in the "without words" section with the other fields blank it would return everything under the sun except for things found with those words. |
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Vinnie881
Master Smack Fu Yak Hacker
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Posted - 2007-11-06 : 19:33:03
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| can you pleaes explain more. |
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