Re: the logic of full text search

2003-08-14 Thread David Precious
> No, there are just a few rows in my table, as I am still developing the > program. Will it be better when the table is in regular use (and the > number > of rows will increase)? I believe so. This is what you're seeing - quoted from MySQL manual: -- start quote -- The search for the word MySQ

Re: the logic of full text search

2003-08-14 Thread Sjef Janssen
> program. Will it be better when the table is in regular use (and the number > > of rows will increase)? > > How many rows in the table? how many rows contain the search word? > > > > >> > >> > I am trying to understand the logic of full text search in

the logic of full text search

2003-08-14 Thread Sjef Janssen
Hi there, I am trying to understand the logic of full text search in mysql. I'm not using mysql 4. The search work OK, be it thast I get hits on certain words, whilst other words are discarded for some reason or other. Why is that. An example: I search in a text field for the word organis

Re: the logic of full text search

2003-08-11 Thread Egor Egorov
the search word? > >> >> > I am trying to understand the logic of full text search in mysql. I'm > not >> > using mysql 4. The search work OK, be it thast I get hits on certain >> > words, whilst other words are discarded for some reason or other. Why is &

Re: the logic of full text search

2003-08-11 Thread David Precious
Hi, > I am trying to understand the logic of full text search in mysql. I'm not > using mysql 4. The search work OK, be it thast I get hits on certain > words, whilst other words are discarded for some reason or other. Why is > that. An example: I search in a text field for the

Re: the logic of full text search

2003-08-11 Thread Sjef Janssen
No, there are just a few rows in my table, as I am still developing the program. Will it be better when the table is in regular use (and the number of rows will increase)? Sj > > > I am trying to understand the logic of full text search in mysql. I'm not > > using mysql 4. Th