I'm trying to implement full-text searching against a database with a large number of relevant columns (think searching through user profiles with a bunch of valid fields). For my initial stab at ...

parseable (index-free, query language is more SQL'ish) and quickwit (FT index, Lucene'esque query language like ES) are the newer kids on the block, but they're still a bit rough in places.

In the following example, a connection is made to an ORACLE database and a view, MYVIEW, is created from the table, MYTABLE. The output produced by PROC CONTENTS would show that the ORACLE column ...

(HISTORY_TABLE = dbo.SalesOrderHistorical)); SQL Server will take care of updating the datetime columns (which you can call whatever you want) and generating the history table. You can, if you wish, ...