freetexttable bug



Hi,

We've been using the catalog as part of our search engine for a year
now. We use freetexttable to search for keywords and it is fine until
now. For some reason the 'freetexttable' is inconsistent.

I tried this query and I got a lot of rows.
select * from tb_catalog
where content like '%AT&T%'

When I try this, I dont get anything.
select * from freetexttable(tb_catalog, *, 'AT&T')

But when I try this, I got rows.
select * from freetexttable(tb_catalog, *, 'SB&C')

So I thought it is just an ampersand issue but it worked in the last
query.

Any thoughts are really appreciated.

Great Thanks,
Baldwin
MISICompany

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