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I can currently not use FULLTEXT indexes to search whole words because my server wont allow less characters than 4 in a search string.
I need a workaround then from you guys.
I want to be able to enter 'bmw 330' and then get results from mysql with whole...
Started by Camran on
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If you can't use something like Lucene For every incoming search....
Characters required for an FULLTEXT search in MySQL, just change the following line (in my.cnf is most certainly using a specialized search engine like Lucene.
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I've been a MYSQL user,never tried Postgres .
But MYSQL has bottle neck on fulltext search when the data set is huge.
Started by Shore on
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The largest advantage of the integrated fulltext search search, is better resolved with....
Also see http://stackoverflow.com/questions/942810/php-mysql-fulltext-search or lucene for raw performance.
Into existing systems.
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1.How much more efficient is sphinx doing in searching fulltext than by attribute?
If attribute search is much slower,for better performance,I'm gonna prefix the attribute
and append to fulltext search.
But when it requires range search,only attribute...
Started by Shore on
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2) http://www.sphinxsearch.com/docs/current.html#api-func-setfilterrange
see http://www.sphinxsearch.com/forum/view.html?id=2908
for highly selective filter : fake keyword (1/1... .
Why not just test it out? I've never had a problem with it either way .
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Hello,
I've got a search box that users can type terms into. I have a table setup with fulltext searching on a string column. Lets say a user types this: "word, office, microsoft" and clicks "search".
Is this the best way to deal with multiple search ...
Started by Paulj on
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With your DB, it might be feasible for you to pass the entire un-split search term into a SPROC the search terms based on delimiter, and then make a call on each, joining the results together.
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I'm using Sql Server 2008 FullText Search for a project. I need to be able to search PDf files, and I had some questions relating to that:
How do I enable PDF searching? I've heard of the adobe filter, but couldn't find a clear guide on how to get started...
Started by Swami on
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I haven't found a way to do this other than opening the file ... .
Fulltext is extensible Full Text Search" if the PDF files are stored within the database.
It will not index content outside the database.
Only search database content.
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I like to search my mails very fast. i tried xobni but i dislike outlook, i tried postbox (a tbird on stereoids) but i dislike the price. are there any other fulltext search engines for thunderbird?
(i access my mails via imap, so google-desktop would...
Started by akira on
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As it seems, the new thunderbird3 will have full text search built in : GLODA
Mozilla Messaging has announced the availability of new Thunderbird 3 beta....
And searching
I never used it, so can't say how good it is from personal experience.
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I have a pretty simple query that doesn't seem to be giving me the results I'd like. I'm trying to allow the user to search for a resturant by its name, address, or city using a fulltext search.
here is my query:
SELECT ESTAB_NAME, ESTAB_ADDRESS, ESTAB...
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I think Michael is right, but also, you probably want to remove the * characters unless... .
Take a look at http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/fulltext-fine-tuning.html for the settings to change.
Doc/refman/5.1/en/fulltext-boolean.html ).
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Hello,
I'm currently trying to perform a search over 2 fields in my MySQL table (text type) using PHP.
SELECT * FROM content_items WHERE MATCH (content,name) AGAINST ('".urldecode($_REQUEST['term'])."' IN BOOLEAN MODE)
I'm always getting zero results,...
Started by Roy Peleg on
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For example, by default terms under 4 characters.
The mysql configs related to full text searching.
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Hi!
I have to hack a content management system to support fulltext search for a language that contains special characters. These are stored in the database as html entities. Out of the box, the CMS doesn't support it. The bug was reported long time ago...
Started by craesh on
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Unfortunately won't work - http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=26265 just for search purpose with all accents....
Otherwise try to quote your search string once again like ('"search"').
Why you're using html entities? Just switch to utf8.
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I've been experimenting with fulltext search lately and am curious about the meaning of the Score value. For example I have the following query:
SELECT table. * , MATCH ( col1, col2, col3 ) AGAINST ( '+(Term1) +(Term1)' ) AS Score FROM table WHERE MATCH...
Started by Eric Lamb on
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Very simplified, it figures.
The formula normally used is based on the Vector Space Model of searching.
Generally relevance is based on how many matches each row has to the words given to the search.
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