Discussion:
NEAR operator not working
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Hans Dingemans
2006-01-11 08:36:56 UTC
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I have the impression that the fine NEAR operator is not working in the
Visual Studio documentation.

Try searching for "querystring" with applying a filter and get back 500+
topics found.
Next, search for "selectsinglenode", which results in 306 topics found.

Finally search for "selectsinglenode NEAR querystring" and you're back with
500+ topics found.

I have tried several other combinations, literally copied an example from
the Help on Help.

E.g. "Compiler AND (Help NOT HTML)" results in 500+ topics found. The very
first hit is called "About the HTML Help Compiler", which is definitely not
an article I asked for.

This is so basically wrong that I ask myself, if I missed some checkbox
specifying I do want full-text search or something like that. I just cannot
believe this has not been noticed before.

Anyone that can enable full-text search on my machine (cause I love the NEAR
operator)?

Thanx,
Hans
Hans Dingemans
2006-01-11 08:48:06 UTC
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I meant: Try searching for "querystring" WITHOUT applying a filter, but
don't think it matters for the rest of the story.
Post by Hans Dingemans
I have the impression that the fine NEAR operator is not working in the
Visual Studio documentation.
Try searching for "querystring" with applying a filter and get back 500+
topics found.
Next, search for "selectsinglenode", which results in 306 topics found.
Finally search for "selectsinglenode NEAR querystring" and you're back
with 500+ topics found.
I have tried several other combinations, literally copied an example from
the Help on Help.
E.g. "Compiler AND (Help NOT HTML)" results in 500+ topics found. The very
first hit is called "About the HTML Help Compiler", which is definitely
not an article I asked for.
This is so basically wrong that I ask myself, if I missed some checkbox
specifying I do want full-text search or something like that. I just
cannot believe this has not been noticed before.
Anyone that can enable full-text search on my machine (cause I love the
NEAR operator)?
Thanx,
Hans
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