Re: Strange behavior of CONTAINS function

You can use the neutral one. There will be minimal performance effects by
using the neutral word breaker over the Dutch one. I know for some languages
it is important, like German. I did spend some time in Beverwyck, and my
father was fluent in Africaans, however my knowledge of spoken and written
Dutch is limited to a few words and phrases so I can't really comment on it.
I'll ask Hugo Kornelius, SQL MVP to weigh in on this.

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"Pim75" <p.megens@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hello Hilary,

Thanks for your reply!
Indeed the search for PDP* returns the correct records.

Do you know if it's possible to turn of the Dutch word breaker? Or has
this any negative effects on performance?

regards,
Pim



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