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Searching in heavy DATABASE

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    GauravKP
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    I m working in c# .net application with sql server 2005...I have requirement of 1:N search from a record of over 1,00,000 of entries. How can I optimize search.Please suggest me .

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      I m working in c# .net application with sql server 2005...I have requirement of 1:N search from a record of over 1,00,000 of entries. How can I optimize search.Please suggest me .

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      The most efficient search mechanism in SQL is to use a fulltext index. There's loads of stuff a google[^] search can give you on using a full text index.

      If you have knowledge, let others light their candles at it. Margaret Fuller (1810 - 1850) www.JacksonSoft.co.uk

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        I m working in c# .net application with sql server 2005...I have requirement of 1:N search from a record of over 1,00,000 of entries. How can I optimize search.Please suggest me .

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        Make sure your table is properly indexed.

        Bob Ashfield Consultants Ltd Proud to be a 2009 Code Project MVP

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          I m working in c# .net application with sql server 2005...I have requirement of 1:N search from a record of over 1,00,000 of entries. How can I optimize search.Please suggest me .

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          IMO, 100000 rows is definitely not a 'heavy database'. If you properly index your tables, search should be very fast.

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