First make sure you have the relevant packages installed Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore
and Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.SqlServer
.
Then ensure you have the following import:
using Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore;
Now you can use the FREETEXT
SQL function like this:
var results = context.Foos
.Where(f => EF.Functions.FreeText(f.ColumnName, "search text"));
Note: You can see how this works in the unit tests, for example.
To create the full text index, there is currently no support for doing this automatically in Entity Framework Core. Instead, you need to manually add the code to the migration. So, create a migration as you normally do, open it up and add lines similar to this:
Sql("CREATE FULLTEXT CATALOG ft AS DEFAULT", true);
Sql("CREATE FULLTEXT INDEX ON dbo.TableName(ColumnName) KEY INDEX UI_TableName_ColumnName WITH STOPLIST = SYSTEM", true);
Note the 2nd parameter in the call to Sql
to suppress transactions. If you omit that you may get an error stating:
CREATE FULLTEXT CATALOG statement cannot be used inside a user transaction
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