> >I'm wondering what is a good general approach to enabling site-wide >searches on any topic on a 100% PHP-powered portal-type site for a >tertiary institution (yet to be built). Most if not all content will be >contained in a database, spread across potentially many different >tables. > >How can all this stuff be searched efficiently and effectively to >hopefully find the punter what they're looking for? Searching the >sometimes lengthy "main content" fields (eg. an academic paper) in every >table of the entire database for every search doesn't seem like the way to >go. But apart from attempting to add some kind of subjective "search >term" fields to the data, I can't see how else it can be done.
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