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Posted by 1492a2001 on 11/03/72 11:29
You want subsecond performance for your query. And the query can return
thousands of rows. How many time the clerk will spend searching for the
correct row?. subsecond querys are needed for routine operations and
they return only the necessary information to do the task, if not, the
worker is wasting his time. When you look for %something%, do you
really know what you are looking for?
In an hospitalizaton patient table, if I look for %seropositive% in the
observations field or even for %positive% I'm pretty sure its for a
report or an adhoc decission suport query and this doesn't need
subsecond response time. SQL Server is an OLTP system, designed for a
lot of small transactions, and this kind of queries is an incorrect use
of the system in my opinion.
You sould use something like Microsoft Search Service or a similar
product.
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