SQL Server 2012 Full-Text search and XML Search - the Wiki project

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Finally, here are some results from the Wiki project.

After a few days of development, here is the accounting for the wiki project:

Desktop PC with 8Gb RAM, single home use HDD
SQL Server 2012, using XML and Full-Text search
the total amount of data

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Full-Text catalog properties - SQL Server

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Recently I have been working with the Wiki project – just to prove that my desktop PC can be as fast as Windows Azure in hosting and searching through the entire Wiki content.

In order to do that I created a local database which contains all wikipedia articles

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Azure vs. inhouse SQL Server - the Wiki project - performance tuning

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In my earlier blog post I wrote about setting up the WikiDB database and importing the files.

Initially I was inclined to import the XML files as they came – the files had different sizes ranging from 140 Mb to 7 Gb.

I

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