Hello,
I need un explanation to the following, or it is a bug which needs a
fix.
mysql> select ti from article where match (ti) against ('"computer
science"' in boolean mode) ;
.....
21 rows in set (0.07 sec)
Now using the truncation operator *
mysql> select ti from article where match (ti) against ('"computer
science*"' in boolean mode);
....
18 rows in set (0.06 sec)
Expected at least 21 records to be returned. 3 are missing. I found
out that no record will be returned if the term "computer science"
appears at the end of the title.
These are the 3 missing records:
## Phase transition in a random fragmentation problem with
applications to computer science
## A Collection of Papers and Memoirs Celebrating the Contribution of
Rod Burstall to Advances in Computer Science
## KITE microprocessor and CAE for computer science
Regards
Salam
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