How to enable Full text search feature in Azure SQL DB - Web Edition

I have created an instance of Azure SQL DB web edition (basic), using the BizSpark a/c, for one of my global search feature, I need to enable/install full-text search , I don't find this option in Azure SQL DB web edition that I installed , would
appreciate any help on this.

Unfortunately full text search is not supported in Azure SQL DB.
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Hi, i m new to oracle, i come from sql server background
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