Angelo Zanetti wrote:
Hi
I have a table which contains 3 fields (ID, Title, Abstract) the title and abstract fields have been fulltext indexes like this:
ALTER TABLE biblio ADD FULLTEXT (title,abstract);
that worked fine, however my problem is whenever I want to do a select statement only comparing 1 of the columns to inputted data ( in a Select statement):
$result = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM Biblio WHERE MATCH (title) AGAINST ('$searchString')");
It gives me this error: Can't find FULLTEXT index matching the column list. It appears that i cant just compare a single fulltext indexed column if there are other fulltext indexed columns. When I try it with both columns then it works but I just want to compare 1 column. eg: $result = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM Biblio WHERE MATCH (title, abstract) AGAINST ('$searchString')");
So is there anyway that I can just compare 1 column with text entered? Do I have t make some sort of temporary table to do this? All the examples I have found show the select statement with 2 columns or if they use 1 coumn its because there is only 1 column in their table.
Any help would be appreciated!
TIA
Angelo
ps. sorry that this may be a bit off topic
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