SELECT product_id, company_name, product_name, url, description FROM product, company WHERE product.product_id = company.company_id AND description LIKE '%FORM.query%' AND company_name LIKE '%FORM.query%' AND product_name LIKE '%FORM.query%';
It didn't work so I changed out the '%' to '#' and remove the ';' because this statement is going into a .cfm file so it now looks like:
SELECT product_id, company_name, product_name, url, description FROM product, company WHERE product.product_id = company.company_id AND description LIKE '#FORM.query#' OR company_name LIKE '#FORM.query#' OR product_name LIKE '#FORM.query#'
Didn't work either, I don't get an error just no result. But... when I use the following statement it works:
SELECT product_id, company_name, product_name, url, description FROM product, company WHERE product.product_id = company.company_id AND company_name regexp '#FORM.query#'
The problem is that I need my statement to search the product_name and description fields as well. However when I add them to my statement, it doesn't work???
The statment below does not work:
SELECT product_id, company_name, product_name, url, description FROM product, company WHERE product.product_id = company.company_id AND company_name regexp '#FORM.query#' AND product_name regexp '#FORM.query#' AND description regexp '#FORM.query#'
Also what about indexes?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Nathan
On Fri, 22 Aug 2003 23:28:18 +0000 "Nathan Simms" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
try this one:Hi, I'm currently using the following mysql statement to perform a search. Right now it is only returning the results which are found in the description field. How do I modify this statement so that it is searching the following fields: company_name, product_name, description.
SELECT product_id, company_name, product_name, url, description FROM product, company WHERE product.product_id = company.company_id AND description regexp '#FORM.query#'
SELECT product_id, company_name, product_name, url, description FROM product, company WHERE product.product_id = company.company_id AND description LIKE '%FORM.query%' AND company_name LIKE '%FORM.query%' AND product_name LIKE '%FORM.query%';
of course, you should use LIKE only when you're seeking for partial match.
in other cases use "....company_name='Bla'....." and don't forget about indexes.
--- WBR, Antony Dovgal aka tony2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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