Hi,
Who know which file exetions (like .doc .xls..etc) can be indexed in a
fulltext index on SQL Server 2000?
I have tryed to index thise file types (.pdf, .rtf) but each research
dosen't find anything.
Thanks for all.
Bye, Jena
I have tryed to index thise file types (.pdf, .rtf) but each research
dosen't find anything.
Thanks for all.
Bye, Jena
You might want to post this question in .fulltext newsgroup, if you need
more information.
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HTH,
Vyas, MVP (SQL Server)
http://vyaskn.tripod.com/
Hi,
Who know which file exetions (like .doc .xls..etc) can be indexed in a
fulltext index on SQL Server 2000?
I have tryed to index thise file types (.pdf, .rtf) but each research
dosen't find anything.
Thanks for all.
Bye, Jena
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