From: pevgeniev on 3 Aug 2010 08:55 Hi everyone, I want to use the Full Text Search feature of Microsoft SQL Server. If I have a table Client which refers other tables like City, Country, Department, etc. is it better to create a separate table that would hold de-normalized data, which would then be full text indexed, or is it better to create a dummy value in every foreign table (for instance with key -1 ) and then substitute the NULLs from the Client table with those corresponding dummy values, then create an indexed view (those dummy entries are because of the indexed view and the use of 'inner join' instead of 'left join') and then create a full text index on this index view? With the latter I wouldn't have to worry about populating the 'de- normalized' table every time a record changes in the Client, or in any of the foreign tables - City, Country, Department, etc. Or maybe none of the above, I could use some new ideas as well :)
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