Here's a sample that log file you mentioned: The DOCX files seems to work with the CONTAINS clause but not the DOC files.

New Share - a mix of DOC and DOCX files (no PDFs). I only copied 8 Word documents over to the I think you're on to something! I ended up building a brand new Windows 2012 Standard Server and re-installing SQL Server 2012 Standard from scratch to see if I would have the same problem - and I am. I tried Rebuilding all Indexes and Catalogs but that didn't make a different. Now, both of those are showing up in the CONTAINS but not the original DOC file. It's a Word DOC file.įor testing purposes, I opened the DOC file in Word, then used Save As to create a TXT and DOCX file within the same folder. One example I'm working on now cannot find the First/Last Name with CONTAINS(name,'lastname') in a Word DOC file, but I can find the document using My CONTAINS queries - but we verified the documents do exist and the Names exist in the File Name and inside the document along with the E-Mail address. For a while, we thought it was working fine because we were getting hits, but then we noticed some Names and E-mail Addresses we new existed were not showing up in

I have a program that searches resumes by First and Last Name and/or E-mail Address.

Microsoft Filter Pack 2.0, and all searchable file types are listed in _types. I followed the instructions on adding the I created a FileTable and the Share which contains about 51,000 resumes in Word (DOC/DOCX), PDF and TXT formats that were copied over from our main file server. Please bare with me as I am new to Full-Text Searches and FileTables.

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