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The SQL Books Online states "Currently, the SQL Server 7.0
Full-Text Search support cannot be used in a Windows NT
Server, Enterprise Edition clustering environment". This
potentially has changed since the release of SQL 7.0 but I
can not find any mention on Microsoft's support sites and
Technet.

With SQL 2000 full-text is supported and cluster aware.

Bye.

Quote:>-----Original Message-----
>Does anyone know if SQL 7.0 Enterprise supports full-text
>searching in a clustered environment?

>The SQL Books Online states "Currently, the SQL Server
7.0
>Full-Text Search support cannot be used in a Windows NT
>Server, Enterprise Edition clustering environment". This
>potentially has changed since the release of SQL 7.0 but
I
>can not find any mention on Microsoft's support sites and
>Technet.
>.

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| Full-text in SQL 7.0 Enterprise is not supported in a
| cluster enviroment, is not cluster aware.
|
| With SQL 2000 full-text is supported and cluster aware.
|
| Bye.
|

Quote:| >-----Original Message-----
| >Does anyone know if SQL 7.0 Enterprise supports full-text
| >searching in a clustered environment?
| >
| >The SQL Books Online states "Currently, the SQL Server
| 7.0
| >Full-Text Search support cannot be used in a Windows NT
| >Server, Enterprise Edition clustering environment". This
| >potentially has changed since the release of SQL 7.0 but
| I
| >can not find any mention on Microsoft's support sites and
| >Technet.
| >.
| >
|

Do you know to what level Full Text Search working in SQL7 clustered
environment? Doesn't work at all, or just cluster-unaware?

Thanks,

Wenlei

Quote:> Pedro is correct, SQL 7.0 does not have functionality for Full-Text Search
> in a clustered environment.  However that is a feature of SQL 2000.
> Thanks!
> Donna Lambert
> Microsoft SQL Server Support

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Late reply, but better late than never...
Doesn't work at all, and not supported and not cluster-aware.

Regards,
John
PS: you can also post FTS questions to the newsgroup:
microsoft.public.sqlserver.fulltext