Search engine for Daynamic web site ASP.net

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Hello friends,

I have a Dynamic Web site in which all data is dynamic i.e it stores in database and when client request for web page it retrieves from database and shows to client side.

I want to create a search engine facility in my web site. But I am confused and have no idea how it will get implemented.

Can anybody guide me for same.

Thanks in advance.
Shailesh J.

Posted 19-Jan-12 20:15pm

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Kanasz Robert · Answer 1 · 2012-01-19T20:48:00

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Hi,
If you have all data stored in DB, you can select this data according to criteria. If you have all data in one table, you can use fulltext for search. In case you have data in more tables, you can still use full text but you must use sql union to join partial result sets

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms176078.aspx[^]

Posted 19-Jan-12 20:48pm

Kanasz Robert

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saj_21 20-Jan-12 3:49am

Ok Kanasz Robert.

I will try this.
:-)