sql - how to create this as an index view? -


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  users choose u.Id FREETEXT ((first, last name, middleName), '') Select Unions from C.AId where FREETEXT (*, '') UNION SELECT ad.AId from ApplicantDetails Advertisement Where FREETEXT (*, '') UNION SELECTED eb.AId EducationalBackground EB from FREETEXT (*, '') UNION Selection Ed. Assistance from EmploymentDetails Where FREETEXT (*, '') UNION SELECTED e.AId Specialization E. Where FREETEXT (*, '') UNION SELECTED ge.AId GeographicalExperience GE ou FREETEXT (*, '') UNION SELECTION pd.AId FROM ProjectDetails Where is the FREETEXT (*, '') UNION SELECTED R.AId [reference] R Where FREETEXT (*, '') UNION SELECTED T.AId Training T Where FREETEXT (* ',')   

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  • Use in the Group BY section A word on the new column, or Ression an XP results in an overall table.

  • A derived table.

  • A common table expression (CTE).

  • Rowset works.

  • Unions , excluding or intersecting operators.

  • Full-text prediction is included or FREETEXT .

  • Subquery

  • Finds external or self.

  • Top section.

  • Clause by command.

  • Different keywords.

For more information, see here

One way to go around it is to use a stored procedure


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