--- ???????? ????????? --- ?? ????: "Dan Kennedy" <danielk1977 at gmail.com > ????: 2 ???? 2015, 14:26:05
> On 07/02/2015 09:24 PM, Kevin Benson wrote: >> FTFY, you're welcome ;-) > Now *MAYBE* someone can read it and possibly reply. >> >> -- >> -- >> -- >> --???-- >> K e V i N >> > > > It's difficult to say. The level of detail you have provided is a little > overwhelming. > > If you are using a custom tokenizer and it behaves inconsistently you > could get these kind of problems. Or it could also be a bug in the > combination of NEAR, OR and an auxiliary FTS function. > > Are you able to post a database online along with a query that returns > an incorrect result? And the tokenizer implementation too if possible, > although it might be possible to figure it out without that. > > Does "neither helps searching for a single word form" mean that a simple > query like "text MATCH 'father'" is also failing? If so, that's the one > to post. > > You are compiling with SQLITE_ENABLE_FTS3_PARENTHESIS defined, correct? > > Dan. Sorry for the delayed reply, I was traveling these days. Thanks, Kevin! What was the problem with the line breaks? When I sent it, it looked fine. Dan, I'm not using a custom tokenizer, just the standard one (called simple). I can send you the database, but we don't like it to be publicly available online, so, please, tell me a comfortable way for you I can make it available only to you (about 6 MB). Yes, "neither helps searching for a single word form" means just the same you wrote. Yes, sure, I'm compiling with SQLITE_ENABLE_FTS3_PARENTHESIS.