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Using Language neutral fields in full text query!

Hi all,

I have a table which hold multiple languages(English, French, Arabic, German). I also have full text index on the table. I also have two meta date fields that are independent of the languages. So for all the languages I need to query these fields. I have kept the meta data field as language neutral. But when I query the index using the metadata fields i get the following error:

Full-text table or indexed view has more than one LCID among its full-text indexed columns.

How do I add these fields in query and use them?
Any ideas/suggestions are greatly appreciated. Thanks

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