Search a full text index for 'c#'

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Hi

I have a table (lets say it has one column called 'colLanguage') that contains a list of skills and has a full text index defined on it. One of the entries in the table is 'c#' but when I search for 'c#' (using the following SQL) I get no results back.

select * from FREETEXTTABLE(tblList, colLanguage, 'c#')

Can anyone help?

Thanks K

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