Redgate Sql Search Not Working
I installed Red Gate Source Control when I had SSMS 2012. I installed SSMS 2014 and Red Gate Source Control options are not available for SSMS 2014. I repaired Source Control from Control Panel but it did not help. I have not tried uninstall and install yet. Any ideas?
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Repairing won't help in this situation, as it won't properly register the hooks for Source Control in SSMS.I would recommend a complete uninstall and reinstall. This should resolve the issue, though, if it doesn't, I would recommend opening a ticket with RedGate Support, as they are quite good!
Red Gate states that Red Get Source Control will work only in one instance of SSMS. If I open SSMS 2014 only, the Controls are available there. If I open SSMS 2012 only, it appears there too.
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I have created a Full Text search Catalog in SQL Server and performing through asp.net application but it's not working properly.
My Scenario is: I have a doc file and for first time when I will search the text (Demo) then it shows the result but when I do change in doc file and insert another Demo text then it doesn't show the inserted text in full search.
Please let me know if there is way to rebuild or any operation to do with catalog.
Please Help me ASAP and thanks in advance.
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First verify that full-text searching is configured correctly in SQL Server
On your server running SQL Server, click Start, point to All Programs, point to Microsoft SQL Serve , and then click Enterprise Manager .
In the left pane, expand the Microsoft SQL Servers node. Aplikasi hack fb lewat hp 2017.
Expand the SQL Server Group node, and then expand the server instance that is running your SharePoint databases. Panic at the disco tour.
Expand the Databases node.
Right-click the Northwind database, click New , and then click New Full-Text Catalog .
If the Northwind database is not installed, you can use any other available database.
In the Name box, type a name to use for the catalog (such as 'test'), and then click OK .
In the right pane, double-click Full-Text Catalogs .
Your new full-text catalog should be listed. If the catalog was created without any errors, full-text searching is working correctly in SQL Server. If there were errors creating this test catalog, there were probably errors creating the catalogs for your SharePoint sites. The SQL Server Full-Text service must be working before full-text searches in your SharePoint sites can work. For more information about configuring full-text searching, see 'Administering Full-Text Features Using SQL Enterprise Manager' in SQL Server 2000 Books Online. Contact Microsoft Support if there are issues that you cannot resolve.
After you have verified that the catalog was created successfully, you can delete the test catalog.
Right-click the catalog, and then click Delete .
On the confirmation message, click Yes .