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Subject: Re: customized variations on words with fulltext
Not being an expert on FULLTEXT functions yet, I suppose
What about letting the user make the right choice in the
first place?
Like when you use Google, you only get what results from
what you type into standard Google.
Keith
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Subject: Re: customized variations on words with fulltext
Not being an expert on FULLTEXT functions yet, I suppose you could hard code
some type of search function into your application code, then
Not being an expert on FULLTEXT functions yet, I suppose you
could hard code some type of search function into your
application code, then create all the relevant search
options for the FULLTEXT query in your app logic, then post
the FULLTEXT query off to mysql.
Or store the different search o
