Full text search catalog name - sql

I want to find the name of full text search catalog on my SQL Server 2008 database. How can I do that using SQl Server Management Studio or TSQL. I tried using:
SELECT FullTextServiceProperty('IsFullTextInstalled')
and it returns 1.

This query will help:
select name, *
from sys.fulltext_catalogs
You can have more than one full-text search catalog, so the query will return all of them. The one that is default will have is_default = 1.

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Create a SQL database in Azure Portal let you select a collation. How to retrieve this list externally?

When we create a SQL database on the Azure Portal, the portal give the possibility to select the collation you want from a list:
I would like to integrate this list in my own azure devops extension, inside the task.json.
I know set dataSourceBindings, query and filter REST Api.
Here, my problem is to find the source of this collection list, where it is stored ?
Does anybody can help me to find the way ?
For SQL Server you can execute these selects to get all collations:
These are Windows related: SELECT * FROM sys.fn_helpcollations() WHERE name NOT LIKE 'SQL%'
These are SQL Server related: SELECT * FROM sys.fn_helpcollations() WHERE name LIKE 'SQL%'
Cf. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/t-sql/statements/sql-server-collation-name-transact-sql?view=sql-server-ver15
With this you can have a fixed list in your json file and don't need to query this list all over again.

get schemas in a specific databse in ms sql server

I need to get the schemas list in specific database in MS SQL server, not all schemas list in entire MS SQL server
EX:
i will get list of Db's like A,B,C from ms sql server.Now i need to fetch all schema list from A
I need a query for that
can i get some help here
This can be accomplished using the sys.schemas catalog view:
USE A;
SELECT name
FROM sys.schemas;
3-part name example:
SELECT name
FROM A.sys.schemas;
You can obtain all schemas from specific database like this
USE Database_Name
SELECT * FROM sys.schemas
Read link below to have a better understanding
How do I obtain a list of all schemas in a Sql Server database

SQL Server - filtering tables by name with GUI

I have createda Linked Server on server X to be able to query server Y.
there is a possibility to filter the tabels on server Y by name from server X Linked server GUI?
this is how it is look like now, the option "filter" doesn't exists:
Unfortunately SSMS does not provide filtering option at this level. You could use simple SQL query:
SELECT *
FROM [linked_server].[database_name].sys.tables
WHERE [name] LIKE 'table_name'
AND [schema_id] = SCHEMA_ID('dbo');
There is GUI option though not by using filtering:
View -> Object Explorer Details (F7) and search box
As you can see filter icon is inactive but Search is working.

Filtering any SELECT statement against a table (SQL Server 2008)

Have a need to filter any and all SELECT statements against a particular table in a SQL Server 2008 database. Basically need to add an an additional condition (or create one) to all SELECTS.
So the server receives a request for SELECT * FROM PRODUCTS, we need to change this to
SELECT * FROM PRODUCTS WHERE Condition = 1
I'm open to just about any solution, anyone have any thoughts on how to achieve this?
Not our program, this would be a modification to an ERP package at the database level.
Embedded CLR is an available option, if it helps

FTS in sql 2005

Can somebody please explain how to find out if full text search is enabled in SQL 2005.
FTS Installed At the Instance Level
SELECT SERVERPROPERTY('IsFullTextInstalled')
This will return 0 or 1 if full text search is installed (Instance wide).
FTS Enabled At the Database Level
SELECT is_fulltext_enabled FROM sys.databases
WHERE database_id = DB_ID()
This will return 0 or 1 if full text search is enabled in the current database.
See if the SQL Server FullText Indexing service is running.
After that, you have to create a catalog for the database and then the fulltext indexes on the relevant columns.
For more information, refer to the documentation: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms142497(SQL.90).aspx