Why is MY SQL Server not indexing full text?
This failure can also occur when a component is unable to handle the content of a single row above a certain size, due to memory limits on the full-text filter daemon host (fdhost.exe). For each row-level failure, the crawl log contains details on the reason for the failure.
What causes error count at end of full text index?
The error counts are summarized at the end of a full or incremental population. There are other failures that can impact the indexing process itself and prevent the population from completing: The full-text index exceeds the limit for the number of rows that can be contained in a full-text catalog.
Why is the full text index not in a consistent state?
When restoring the transaction log of a database, you might see a warning indicating that the full-text index is not in a consistent state. The reason for this is that the full-text index on a table was modified after the database was backed up. To bring the full-text index to a consistent state, you must run a full population (crawl) on the table.
What causes full text index to go offline?
A clustered index or full-text key index on the table being indexed gets altered, dropped, or rebuilt. A hardware failure or disk corruption results in the corruption of the full-text catalog. A file group that contains the table being full-text indexed goes offline, or is made read-only.
Why is MY SQL Server not indexing rows?
Applies to: SQL Server (all supported versions) Azure SQL Database While populating or maintaining a full-text index, the full-text indexer, for reasons described below, might fail to index one or more rows. These row-level errors do not prevent the population from completing.
What happens when the full text index exceeds the limit?
The full-text index exceeds the limit for the number of rows that can be contained in a full-text catalog. A clustered index or full-text key index on the table being indexed gets altered, dropped, or rebuilt.
Why is the full text indexer not signed?
If they are not signed, which is the case sometimes when custom components are installed, you must configure the full-text indexer to ignore signature verification. Ignoring signature verification makes the instance of SQL Server less secure.