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DonPro wrote:
$queryID = mysql_query(SELECT HSCode, UOM, EDescript FROM HSCodes WHERE
MATCH(EDescript) AGAINST (' . $description . ') ORDER BY HSCode, UOM,
EDescript);
I don't see what is wrong but try echoing the text of the query
Does anyone have any experience with FULLTEXT indexed MySQL tables? I've
created such a key. When I type the following from the MySQL command line,
I get the desired records returned, i.e., a subset of my entire table:
SELECT HSCode, UOM, EDescript FROM HSCodes WHERE MATCH(EDescript) AGAINST
DonPro wrote:
$queryID = mysql_query(SELECT HSCode, UOM, EDescript FROM HSCodes WHERE
MATCH(EDescript) AGAINST (' . $description . ') ORDER BY HSCode, UOM,
EDescript);
I don't see what is wrong but try echoing the text of the query itself
and see if it contains what you think it does around
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