Look at Lucene, which you can drop into your codebase and run as your indexing
engine. It's an open source Java-based solution.
http://lucene.apache.org/
Ray's also got a ColdFusion wrapper for it, called Seeker:
http://seeker.riaforge.org/
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It's unworkable because I need to notify support of every table and column
that needs to be text-indexable, and I haven't gotten confirmation that they
support auto-updating. I have a problem with being reliant upon support for
something that could possibly go south and usually try to avoid the
s
Why is it unworkable? Do you not have permissions to do so? It's the
best solution to this problem if the content is in the DB.
mxAjax / CFAjax docs and other useful articles:
http://www.bifrost.com.au/blog/
2009/4/12 Pete Ruckelshaus :
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> the process for enabling full-text indexing on MS SQL S
> Apart from a simple SQL "where [column] like '%[phrase]%' " clause, are
> there any other options out there? I also don't want to use a custom Google
> search, for a variety of reasons.
You might make use of a dictionary web service like
http://services.aonaware.com/DictService/DictService.asm
I'm using a pretty bare-bones CF host for a content-managed site. It's got
CF8 and I'm using MS SQL Server; however, they don't support the creation of
Verity collections (why, I don't know...) and the process for enabling
full-text indexing on MS SQL Server is unworkable (so, CONTAINS() is out).
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