Hmmmm, how about using full text indexing? It will be a lot easier
to implement and a lot quicker.
On Jul 12, 2005, at 1:09 PM, zzapper wrote:
Hi
I have a piece of code which will search a series of records for
the presence of two keywords $key1
and $key2 (see below)
The client now wants more keywords $key1,2,3,4 etc
But is there any alternative to mushrooming the the following
select???
$wherekeyword =<<<__SQL__
and
(
(
(synopsis like '%$key1%') or
(title like '%$key1%') or
(keywords like '%$key1%')
)
and
(
(synopsis like '%$key2%') or
(title like '%$key2%') or
(keywords like '%$key2%')
)
)
__SQL__;
}
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