Hi!

On Sep 15, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi list,
> 
> I have a question that hopefully someone can help me with.
> 
> We have a mysql database which contains 3000 records, and these records need 
> to be searched. 
> 
> The table has 4 fields which need to be searched, so we created a full text 
> index for the 4 fields. Now 1 of the fields contains dates, which we have 
> formatted so that you would search for example for: 05 september 2001 and it 
> needs to return all the results for this date. The problem is as we see it, 
> is mysql has noisewords and the field with the datesearch has lots of records 
> with the same date, and when we search it does not find the records, we need 
> this to work, as otherwise it ruins the way we are producing this site. 
> 
> Has anyone any suggestions on this?

Two.

1. Move your date field out of FULLTEXT index.
2. See the manual, how to remove 50% threshold for fulltext search.

Regards,
Sergei

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