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Perform SQL Queries Using Google-Style Syntax

How would you like to enable searching of your SQL server data using Google syntax instead of using Transact-SQL? Because of the commonality of the Google Search syntax, web users find it simple to allow access to construct a Google's search syntax query. This article will show how to implement a .NET class library to query into a SQL Server using Google syntax for simple queries.

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