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of the word you re searching for. Which will be better for your application depends on your users and their needs. So far, we ve looked at some fairly simple queries, but we don t have to limit ourselves. Here s a slightly more complex example that uses FREETEXT and joins data from three different tables in the AdventureWorks database. This example is closer to what you might do in a production application:

When you run that command, Microsoft Excel creates a new workbook (If Excel isn t running, Mac OS X launches it automatically) Yes, AppleScript is that English-like and straightforward That doesn t mean AppleScript isn t powerful, just that its power is delivered in a friendly and easy-to-use way

Vector Representation of Impedance Any impedance R + jX can be represented by a complex number of the form a + jb Just let R = a and X = b Now try to envision how the impedance vector changes as either R or X, or both, are varied If X remains constant, an increase in R causes the vector to get longer If R remains constant and XL gets larger, the vector grows longer If R stays the same but XC gets larger negatively, the vector grows longer Think of the point R + jX moving around in the RX plane, and imagine where the corresponding points on the axes lie These points can be found by drawing dashed lines from the point R + jX to the R and X axes, so that the dashed lines intersect the axes at right angles Some examples are shown in Fig 15-6 Now think of the points for R and X moving toward the right and left, or up and down, on their axes Imagine what happens to the point R + jX in various scenarios This is how impedance changes as the resistance and reactance in a circuit are varied Resistance is one-dimensional Reactance is also one-dimensional But impedance is twodimensional To fully define impedance, you must render it on a two-dimensional coordinate system such as the RX plane The resistance and the reactance can change independently of one another

SELECT [Name], ProductNumber, [Description] FROM [Production].[Product] p , [Production].[ProductDescription] pd , [Production].[ProductModelProductDescriptionCulture] pmpdc WHERE p.ProductModelID = pmpdc.ProductModelID AND pmpdc.ProductDescriptionID = pd.ProductDescriptionID AND FREETEXT(pd.[Description], 'shift');

This section runs you quickly through essential concepts you need to grasp before you get started with AppleScript

CONTAINS and FREETEXT are both powerful, but there are times when you want something a little looser than CONTAINS, but perhaps not quite as free as FREETEXT. SQL Server provides a way to get to this middle ground by using FORMSOF inside the text string we re searching for. The syntax is admittedly arcane, so let's look at an example:

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SELECT [Name], ProductNumber, [Description] FROM [Production].[Product] p , [Production].[ProductDescription] pd , [Production].[ProductModelProductDescriptionCulture] pmpdc WHERE p.ProductModelID = pmpdc.ProductModelID AND pmpdc.ProductDescriptionID = pd.ProductDescriptionID AND CONTAINS(pd.[Description], 'FORMSOF(INFLECTIONAL, light)' );

A script is a document that contains a sequence of commands For example, a script can contain commands to do the following:

As you can see, to use this, place FORMSOF inside the text string you re passing into the CONTAINS keyword. This strange syntax throws a lot of people, so I m going to say it again to emphasize the point. You must enclose FORMSOF inside the string you re passing to the CONTAINS keyword. After FORMSOF, use either the word INFLECTIONAL or THESAURUS, then a comma, and then the word we re looking for in this example, light. When using FORMSOF INFLECTIONAL, the full-text engine will go through the stemming process, generating the words light, lightest, lit, and so on. But unlike FULLTEXT, it ll stop and not go to the thesaurus to add any more words. Conversely, you can also use the thesaurus without the stemming by using FORMSOF THESAURUS: