Ron,
probably you need to write custom parser. tsearch2 supports
different parsers.
Oleg
On Fri, 23 Sep 2005, Ron Mayer wrote:
I'm looking for a way search for substrings strings within
documents in a way very similar to tsearch2, but my strings
are not alphabetical codes so I'm having a tough time
trying to use the current tsearch2 configurations with them.
For example, using tsearch to search for codes like
'31.03(e)(2)(A)'
in a set of documents is tricky because tsearch seems
to treat most of the punctuation as word separators.
fli=# select
fli-# to_tsvector('default','31.03(e)(2)(A)'),
fli-# to_tsvector('simple','31.03(e)(2)(A)');
to_tsvector | to_tsvector
-----------------------+-----------------------------
'2':3 'e':2 '31.03':1 | '2':3 'a':4 'e':2 '31.03':1
(1 row)
I see that tsearch2 allows different "configurations"
that appaently differ in how they parse strings.
I guess what I'm looking for is a "configuration"
that's even simpler-than-simple, and only breaks
up strings on whitespace and doesn't use any natural
language dictionaries. I was hoping I could download
or define such a configuration; but didn't see any
obvious documentation on how to set up my own
configuration.
Does this sound like a good approach (and if so, could
someone please point me in the right direction), or
are there other things I should be looking to.
Ron
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