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Nov 30, 2007

Hi,

I have problem that Im sure others must have had before so I am looking for advice on the best way to solve it. I have a table of text information tbl_base which is related to another table containing tags, which can contain several rows for each row in base.

I want to create an indexed view of the data for full text search. I would like to select all the tags related to a particular row in the tbl_base together into a string and join it to the end of the tbl_base table so they can be indexed along with the tbl_base data for full text indexing. Ive tried several methods but I am never able to make an index on my view because it say I cant use COALESCE, or Cursors.

Sample data here :

tbl_base

id | Text
------------------------
1 | BLah blah
2 | Dum de dum
3 | HAr HAr


tbl_base_tags

tagID | base_id | TagText
--------------------------
1 | 1 | first
2 | 1 | second
3 | 1 | third
4 | 2 | fourth


The view I want to end up with will look like this :

vw_tables

base_id | Text | Tags
-------------------------------------
1 | Blah blah | first second third
2 | dum de dum | fourth

How can I achieve this? Do I have to index all the tables seperately?

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