I have MySQL version 3.23 on Linux 8.0 . I am trying to do a full text
search IN BOOLEAN MODE and I get an error. If I remove the IN BOOLEAN
MODE option my query runs fine . Does it mean I have to upgrade to 4.0
to use this Search mode? Can somebody please confirm ?
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At 19:28 -0400 7/15/03, Francis Van-Lare wrote:
I have MySQL version 3.23 on Linux 8.0 . I am trying to do a full text
search IN BOOLEAN MODE and I get an error. If I remove the IN BOOLEAN
MODE option my query runs fine . Does it mean I have to upgrade to 4.0
to use this Search mode? Can
I have run this command without Stating IN BOOLEAN MODE and my search goes
fine. However this query returns a Syntax error WHEN IN BOOLEAN MODE
OPTION IS ADDED , can anyone help ?
Table is MyISAM type running on Linux 8.0
SELECT isbn, title, suggestedretail FROM bookscatalogue WHERE MATCH
the only thing i could see a problem is the decimal but maybe not
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From: Francis Van-Lare [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, July 12, 2003 4:42 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: MATCH AGAINST () ('XXX' IN BOOLEAN MODE) SYNTEX ERROR
I have run this command
() ('XXX' IN BOOLEAN MODE) SYNTEX ERROR
I have run this command without Stating IN BOOLEAN MODE and my search goes
fine. However this query returns a Syntax error WHEN IN BOOLEAN MODE
OPTION IS ADDED , can anyone help ?
Table is MyISAM type running on Linux 8.0
SELECT isbn, title
Francis Van-Lare [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have run this command without Stating IN BOOLEAN MODE and my search goes
fine. However this query returns a Syntax error WHEN IN BOOLEAN MODE
OPTION IS ADDED , can anyone help ?
Table is MyISAM type running on Linux 8.0
SELECT isbn, title,
