Configure FreeTextTable

No, there is no way supported to currently do this. The feature you are
looking for is called hitcount and ships with other Microsoft Search
products.
I would try containstable as it is a more stricter match.
Hilary Cotter
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"Brian Binnerup" <brian@.binnerup.dk> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> I am trying to use freetext to return "best match" results from a database
> with movie titles, and it gives me a few different results than what I
> would like it to.
> I should properly mention that I have just looked at freetext in a few
> days, so bare with my limited knowledge.
> I have a query like this:
> SELECT TOP 10 tblTitles.nvcTitle FROM tblTitles,
> FREETEXTTABLE (tblTitles, nvcTitle, 'Big Mommas House') AS KEY_TBL
> WHERE
> tblTitles.guid = KEY_TBL.[KEY]
> ORDER BY KEY_TBL.RANK DESC
> And the query works, I am just not happy with the result, properly because
> the word "Big" gives a higher rank when it's located in the string more
> than once, the results I get is the following (ordered):
> 1. Dragnet (1951/ Digiview Entertainment), Vol. 3: The Big Crime / The Big
> Shoplift / The Big Girl
> 2. World's Famous Detectives, Vol. 2: Dragnet: Big Crime / Big Pair / Big
> Producer / Big Break / Big September Man / ...
> 3. Big Momma's House (Widescreen)
> 4. Bear In The Big Blue House: Storytelling With Bear
> 5. Big Momma's House 2
> 6. Big Momma's House
> 7. Bear In The Big Blue House: Sense-Sational!
> 8. Bear In The Big Blue House: Tidy Time With Bear
> 9. Big Momma's House
> 10. Bear In The Big Blue House: Sleepy Time With Bear And Friends
> (Columbia/Tri-Star)
> Notice that instead of finding "Big Momma's House" title(s), it ranks two
> other titles higher because the word "Big" is in there many times. Next,
> it ranks "Big Momma's House 2" higher than "Big Momma's House" although I
> would say the first title should be more accurate.
> Can I in any way configure my freetext to only rank a word once, and
> perhaps re-configure something to improve it for my purpose, or is the
> freetext engine fixed to it's default ranking method?
> Regards,
> Brian Binnerup
>
Wrap your search phrase in double quotes. IE
SELECT TOP 10 tblTitles.nvcTitle, KEY_TBL.RANK FROM tblTitles,
CONTAINSTABLE (tblTitles, *, ' "Big momma''s house" ') AS KEY_TBL
WHERE
tblTitles.guid = KEY_TBL.[KEY]
ORDER BY KEY_TBL.RANK DESC
Hilary Cotter
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"Brian Binnerup" <brian@.binnerup.dk> wrote in message
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>I tried to construct the following:
> SELECT TOP 10 tblTitles.nvcTitle, KEY_TBL.RANK FROM tblTitles,
> CONTAINSTABLE (tblTitles, *, 'ISABOUT(Big WEIGHT (.9), Mommas WEIGHT (.8),
> House WEIGHT (.7))') AS KEY_TBL
> WHERE
> tblTitles.guid = KEY_TBL.[KEY]
> ORDER BY KEY_TBL.RANK DESC
> But, it suffers from the same problem:
> 1. Dragnet (1951/ Digiview Entertainment), Vol. 3: The Big Crime / The Big
> Shoplift / The Big Girl 313
> 2. Big Momma's House 261
> Again, the title with three "Big" words is listed first.
> Can I in any way get it to only count a word once?
> Regards,
> Brian
> "Hilary Cotter" <hilary.cotter@.gmail.com> wrote in message
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