Author: Adam Oellermann
Date: 14:35:15 06/11/02
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Another random thought: MySQL (and many other databases, but you can probably get MySQL most readily) supports full-text indexing and querying, which would allow for very flexible searching without having to worry about building word lists. I've played with this a little and would be happy to help if necessary. Regards Adam On June 11, 2002 at 17:13:39, Dann Corbit wrote: >A notion: >Put it in a SQL database and let us perform real searches against it. > >A simple wrapper could be put overtop for people who do not understand SQL. > >So (for instance) a list could say: >All of the words: [ ] >And those would be combined with 'AND' >and a second list could say: >Any of the words: [ ] >And those would be combined with 'OR' > >There are many times when I know something is in the list and I could find it >easily if I could form a SQL query against it.
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