Integrating Full-Text Search and Transact-SQL Predicates

The CONTAINS and FREETEXT predicates can be combined with any of the other Transact-SQL predicates, such as LIKE and BETWEEN; they can also be used in a subquery. This example searches for descriptions in which the description ID is not equal to 5 and in which the description contains the word "Aluminum" and the word "spindle."

USE AdventureWorks;
GO
SELECT Description
FROM Production.ProductDescription
WHERE ProductDescriptionID <> 5 AND
   CONTAINS(Description, ' Aluminum AND spindle');
GO

The following query uses CONTAINS within a subquery. Using the AdventureWorks database, the query obtains the comment value of all the comments in the ProductReview table for a particular cycle.

USE AdventureWorks;
GO
INSERT INTO Production.ProductReview 
(ProductID, ReviewerName, EmailAddress, Rating, Comments) 
VALUES
(780, 'John Smith', 'john@fourthcoffee.com', 5, 
'The Mountain-200 Silver from AdventureWorks Cycles meets and exceeds expectations. I enjoyed the smooth ride down the roads of Redmond')
 
-- Given the full-text catalog for these tables is Adv_ft_ctlg, 
-- with change_tracking on so that the full-text indexes are updated automatically.
WAITFOR DELAY '00:00:30'   
-- Wait 30 seconds to make sure that the full-text index gets updated.
 
 
SELECT r.Comments, p.Name
FROM Production.ProductReview r
JOIN Production.Product p 
ON
 r.ProductID = p.ProductID
 
AND r.ProductID = (SELECT ProductID
                  FROM Production.ProductReview
                  WHERE CONTAINS (Comments, 
                                 ' AdventureWorks AND 
                                   Redmond AND 
                                   "Mountain-200 Silver" '))

GO

CONTAINS (Transact-SQL)
FREETEXT (Transact-SQL)
WHERE (Transact-SQL)

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