using System using System Collections Generic
admin | September 28, 2008
SharePoint Search ranking rules and running it programatically Posted on AM in Sharepoint Okay, its bit more than full text indexing, such as certain XML driven configuration for word stemming, and other things thrown on top such as authoritative pages best bets, etc. But if you feel like spending 400K on an enterprise class search engine knock yourself out. Anyway, this post isnt about that. But in no way is SharePoint even MOSS search, comparison of google or live search.
full text sql query to be precise. You can expose information such as Rank. But then it costs lot lesser too. This post is about, you have sharepoint site setup, and you wish to customize search. But in no way is SharePoint even MOSS search, comparison of google or live search. using System using System. Collections. Generic using System. Text using Microsoft. SharePoint using namespace ConsoleApplication1 class Program static void Mainstring args using SPSite site new SPSitehttpmoss2007 SPWeb web site. OpenWeb FullTextSqlQuery query new FullTextSqlQuerysite query.
full text sql query to be precise. Here is peice of code, that know you will find various rules embedded inside the search algorithm such as, Higher size of the document lower ranking Authoritative pages in SP higher ranking Default views seem to ranked higher than individual item views File types seem to affect ranking .doc > .txt for instance Language seems to affect ranking, USEN is always higher, even though your server installation have french as its default language You can expose information such as Rank. Boy, is this common request or what!
SharePoint Search ranking rules and running it programatically Posted on AM in Sharepoint This is interesting, because as you do certain
You can expose information such as Rank. But then it costs lot lesser too. views Big surprise SharePoint search, is built on top of SQL Server full text indexing. comments You can clearly specify what columns to retrieve, and what critereon to put in the where clause. So it is quite useful, and compelling for what it is. But if you feel like spending 400K on an enterprise class search engine knock yourself out.
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