Re: ft_stopword_file

2005-02-07 Thread Alec . Cawley
> * Searching "New England" brings up all entries with "england", > regardless of new. > * Changing the stoplist to blank (and doing a "REPAIR TABLE") > generates the same results. > * Also changing it to a blank custom stopword list has the same results. > * Searching only on "New" finds no entry

ft_stopword_file

2005-02-07 Thread Chris Reisor
This is with regards to MySQL 4.1.9-standard-log installed via RPM's on Fedora Core 3. The documentation says that changing the ft_stopword_file to a blank variable or a custom file overrides the internal stopword list on fulltext searches. However, in my testing, this merely *adds to

ft_stopword_file

2003-06-03 Thread Roberto Slepetys Ferreira
Hi, I am creating a StopWord File in Brazilian Portuguese for MySQL based in statistical ocourrence of common words of a very large database, but it isn't working correctly: 1) I changed the ft_stopword_file in my.conf pointing to a file where I put the stopwords (each line one word). 2) S