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    rparsi
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    hi any body can help how to develop or to create search engine for a job portal on .net with sqlserver which supports caching

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      hi any body can help how to develop or to create search engine for a job portal on .net with sqlserver which supports caching

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      Vikram A Punathambekar
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      This is way too big a question. Do you have some sort of design? What problems are you facing? Don't take this the wrong way, but this is not the place to give your requirements and get a complete app in return.

      Cheers, Vıkram.


      After all is said and done, much is said and little is done.

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        This is way too big a question. Do you have some sort of design? What problems are you facing? Don't take this the wrong way, but this is not the place to give your requirements and get a complete app in return.

        Cheers, Vıkram.


        After all is said and done, much is said and little is done.

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        Hi vikram thanks for ur reply, Actually i want the design and introduction to start the search engine development becoz we can use this component any where in the project tats we r planning to develop an serch engine. thanks

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          hi any body can help how to develop or to create search engine for a job portal on .net with sqlserver which supports caching

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          Is the data already in sql server? If not figure out how to get it in there :P Then give each bit of content keywords and properties to assist in finding relevant info. Use Full Text Indexing to allow search of body's of text. Understanding SQL Server Full-Text Indexing [^] If you want caching then cache the results for a set period of time. For spell checking and stuff like that you can use soundex and double metaphone, to find similar words using phonetics and letter similarity. Beyond this you need to research, experiment and just try stuff to see what works. If you have any specific (i.e. not stuff like "what should my database look like?" but stuff like "why isn't this stored procedure working?") problems come back and we'll be happy to help :)

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            Hi vikram thanks for ur reply, Actually i want the design and introduction to start the search engine development becoz we can use this component any where in the project tats we r planning to develop an serch engine. thanks

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            I'm sure plenty of people will be willing to provide that if you pay them.

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              Is the data already in sql server? If not figure out how to get it in there :P Then give each bit of content keywords and properties to assist in finding relevant info. Use Full Text Indexing to allow search of body's of text. Understanding SQL Server Full-Text Indexing [^] If you want caching then cache the results for a set period of time. For spell checking and stuff like that you can use soundex and double metaphone, to find similar words using phonetics and letter similarity. Beyond this you need to research, experiment and just try stuff to see what works. If you have any specific (i.e. not stuff like "what should my database look like?" but stuff like "why isn't this stored procedure working?") problems come back and we'll be happy to help :)

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              I don't see why you want to write a search engine all the way from scratch. One of the opensource stuff that I know of is lucene [^] If you need a dot net version check this link http://incubator.apache.org/lucene.net/

              rAm i Think, i Wait, i Fast -- Siddartha

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                hi any body can help how to develop or to create search engine for a job portal on .net with sqlserver which supports caching

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                Nope.

                Chuck Norris counted to infinity - twice.

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