Find closed sub directory with full text search
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I have a simple table with registered directory names inside a full text indexed varchar column.
For example:
- 'c:Dir1'
- 'c:Dir1Sub1'
- 'c:Dir1Sub2'
- 'c:Dir2'
- 'c:Dir3'
I now need to find the closest subdirectory to file paths like:
'c:Dir1File.txt' -> 'c:Dir1'
'c:Dir1Sub2File.txt' -> 'c:Dir1Sub2'
'c:Dir2Sub1SubSub1File.txt' -> 'c:Dir2'
All my efforts with CONTAINS and NEAR failed.
Can somebody help me how I can solve this with text search?
sql-server t-sql
asked 3 hours ago
Steffen MangoldSteffen Mangold
397113
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I have a simple table with registered directory names inside a full text indexed varchar column.
For example:
- 'c:Dir1'
- 'c:Dir1Sub1'
- 'c:Dir1Sub2'
- 'c:Dir2'
- 'c:Dir3'
I now need to find the closest subdirectory to file paths like:
'c:Dir1File.txt' -> 'c:Dir1'
'c:Dir1Sub2File.txt' -> 'c:Dir1Sub2'
'c:Dir2Sub1SubSub1File.txt' -> 'c:Dir2'
All my efforts with CONTAINS and NEAR failed.
Can somebody help me how I can solve this with text search?
sql-server t-sql
asked 3 hours ago
Steffen MangoldSteffen Mangold
397113
1
This seems like standard string pattern matching and not what full text was designed for at all...
– Aaron Bertrand♦
3 hours ago
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I have a simple table with registered directory names inside a full text indexed varchar column.
For example:
- 'c:Dir1'
- 'c:Dir1Sub1'
- 'c:Dir1Sub2'
- 'c:Dir2'
- 'c:Dir3'
I now need to find the closest subdirectory to file paths like:
'c:Dir1File.txt' -> 'c:Dir1'
'c:Dir1Sub2File.txt' -> 'c:Dir1Sub2'
'c:Dir2Sub1SubSub1File.txt' -> 'c:Dir2'
All my efforts with CONTAINS and NEAR failed.
Can somebody help me how I can solve this with text search?
sql-server t-sql
asked 3 hours ago
Steffen MangoldSteffen Mangold
397113
I have a simple table with registered directory names inside a full text indexed varchar column.
For example:
- 'c:Dir1'
- 'c:Dir1Sub1'
- 'c:Dir1Sub2'
- 'c:Dir2'
- 'c:Dir3'
I now need to find the closest subdirectory to file paths like:
'c:Dir1File.txt' -> 'c:Dir1'
'c:Dir1Sub2File.txt' -> 'c:Dir1Sub2'
'c:Dir2Sub1SubSub1File.txt' -> 'c:Dir2'
All my efforts with CONTAINS and NEAR failed.
Can somebody help me how I can solve this with text search?
sql-server t-sql
sql-server t-sql
asked 3 hours ago
Steffen MangoldSteffen Mangold
397113
asked 3 hours ago
Steffen MangoldSteffen Mangold
397113
asked 3 hours ago
Steffen MangoldSteffen Mangold
397113
asked 3 hours ago
Steffen MangoldSteffen Mangold
397113
asked 3 hours ago
Steffen MangoldSteffen Mangold
397113
397113
1
This seems like standard string pattern matching and not what full text was designed for at all...
– Aaron Bertrand♦
3 hours ago
add a comment |
1
This seems like standard string pattern matching and not what full text was designed for at all...
– Aaron Bertrand♦
3 hours ago
1
1
This seems like standard string pattern matching and not what full text was designed for at all...
– Aaron Bertrand♦
3 hours ago
This seems like standard string pattern matching and not what full text was designed for at all...
– Aaron Bertrand♦
3 hours ago
add a comment |
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This seems like standard string pattern matching and not what full text was designed for at all...
– Aaron Bertrand♦
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