At 21:56 -0500 3/3/03, Stitchin' wrote:
I found some stuff in the mySql manual about setting columns as fulltext
indexes for fulltext searches and the syntax is
WHERE MATCH (column names...) AGAINST (the search stuff)
So I went in and did an alter table statement to set my four search columns
to
Maybe this could help?
Try changing the name of the index on the second table you 've created
Thanks for the idea, but I think I've discovered the problem. Perhaps I
chose my search phrase a little TOO well. It seems the problem occurs
because of the 50% restriction for fulltext searching. Fr
Hello Duncan,
Thursday, February 27, 2003, 4:00:31 PM, you wrote:
SD> I having some strange things occur with doing fulltext searches. I'm not
SD> exactly sure how to tackle this problem, so I figured I would send it out
SD> and see if anyone has any ideas or has seen this before.
SD> Backgroun
On Thu, Aug 30, 2001 at 01:44:56PM +0200, Sergei Golubchik wrote:
: Hi!
:
: On Aug 30, Alexander wrote:
: > Hello, mysql team!
: >
: > Any chance (in the near future) to get FullText indexing working with innodb
: > table handler?
: >
: > Alexander
:
: I doubt it will be done it the near futur
Hi ,
Ahh... Ok, thanks for reply.
Fulltext searching can be done in application level, but productivity of
this solution...
> Hi!
>
> On Aug 30, Alexander wrote:
> > Hello, mysql team!
> >
> > Any chance (in the near future) to get FullText indexing working with
innodb
> > table handler?
> >
> >
Hi!
On Aug 30, Alexander wrote:
> Hello, mysql team!
>
> Any chance (in the near future) to get FullText indexing working with innodb
> table handler?
>
> Alexander
I doubt it will be done it the near future
(unless a customer would like to pay for the feature, of course).
Regards,
Sergei
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