Okay thanks.
That's what I wanted to know.
Janek Sendrowski
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uery)"
My PG-version is 9.3.
I was wondering about this feature, bacause I haven't seen it yet and it a huge
speed up.
Sorry, I thought the name is still tsearch, because the functionnames are
roughly the same, but now know I noticed, that this name is obsolete.
Janek Sendrowski
t find the "><" operator in any introduction of the tsearch2
extension.
Is it just an idea?
Thanks for your help!
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in any introduction of the tsearch2 extension.
Is it just an idea?
Thanks for your help!
Janek Sendrowski
7; 'weigh'
(1 row)
SELECT * FROM tablename WHERE vector @@ to_tsquery('speci & tiger & total &
weigh') AND vector @@ to_tsquery('largest & length & m & reach') AND vector @@
to_tsquery('3.3 & 306 & bodi & cat & kg'
