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Phonetics matching like soundex

Does .NET have any existing classes for things like soundex? SQL Server
already has this built in, does .NET also? or will I have to code it? I
already have the algorithm.
Mar 29 '06 #1
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Does .NET have any existing classes for things like soundex? SQL Server
already has this built in, does .NET also? or will I have to code it? I
already have the algorithm.


Be aware that Soundex is not the only algorithm for this task -- however
AFAIK there is nothing in .Net for this.
Apr 10 '06 #2

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