[SQL] Full-text search CONTAINSTABLE

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Hello,

I have a question regarding a CONTAINSTABLE function. I would like to find everything that ENDS WITH the search string.

I can use the * to find everything that starts with the searchvalue, but I want an equivalent for the % sign in the SQL LIKE function.

What I want: find everything that ends with 123, so as searchvalue, I could use "*123" in my CONTAINSTABLE function. But that doesn't work..

If I want all results starting with 123, I use "123*", and that works well.

But what's the equivalent for --> LIKE %123 ?? it isn't "*123" in the CONTAINSTABLE function. What is it then?

Thanks!

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