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Now that Full Text is turned on, how do we use? Could use an example.
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Kris Robinett on 11/11/2008
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Although the video was informative, it probably would've made sense to check the Services first before running the SQL 2008 install.
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Although the video was informative, it probably would've made sense to check the Services first before running the SQL 2008 install.
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Brent, Click on the authors name above. This will take you to more videos while we continue to make the other videos available in a playlist.
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i really like the way the guy speaks. very clear and concise - and not fast.
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the name of the webcast can be better
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Only 50% content for me.
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Munshi Verma on 11/12/2008
That's nice.
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luther smith on 11/19/2008
Short and sweet!
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Excellent video
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Video was good, just didnt cover the situation Im faced with, as Full Text Search doesnt appear as a feature to install when I go to 2008 Setup Manager.
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Got what is wanted
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Its an excellent video
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I didn;t installed FUll text feature on the first instance. The SQL 2008 samples wouldn't be installed because of this. I found it only here how to install FULL Text Search.
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Very Helpfull
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O man...
you do not need to go all this way to check if FTS was installed: read BOL
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms188418.aspx
select FULLTEXTSERVICEPROPERTY('IsFulltextInstalled')
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I think checking the service to see if it exists and is running would be the first step, not the second.
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Good information. Pretty standard video.
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Exactly what I needed. Thanks
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I thought this was about installing Full Text Search not verifying we have already installed it.
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Very informative. Thanks
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Would it not have been best practice to check via the "SQL Server configuration manager" rather than the Services.msc?
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