MySQL Full Text Search – multiple search for the same field
I have these table:
full-text-search
mysql match() agains() OR match() against() SLOW
I have table with quite many rows (~2M).
When i search it like
Full-text search – should I pick dedicated search engine (SOLR, Elastic) or RDBMS one?
search speed, variety of indexing and querying options, ranking and relevancy capabilities…
MySQL/MariaDB Optimizing a Two Table Full Text Search
I’m trying to figure out how to optimize a full text search query which seems rather slow against two tables with around 2k entries, each. I’m running MariaDB 10.3.x. The two table query is orders of magnitude slower than one performed against a single table (e.g. 0.255 seconds vs. 0.03 seconds).
Strange mysql behaviour with fulltext search on id 1
I have a table (INNODB db) with thousands of records and some columns are fulltext indexed. I use fulltext in boolean mode and it works very well, except for the row with id 1. It always show me that relevance is 0 even if searched word/s exists inside indexed columns, and on other rows that word is regularly found. I’ve already checked up stop words but that’s not the problem. It’s like fulltext search is blind on row with id 1.
Any suggestions?
MySQL Match Against for exact Phrase working partially
I have a table in which I created FullText index in a column called item_desc.
full text search vs index to check exactly same text
i have such long text that over bytes limit of index.
The text doesn’t have any space. it’s combination of things like dbname and table_name.
Why mysql fulltext search not run as expected?
I have a table with 700, 000 rows. One column called ‘data’ is text type. I add fulltext index on this column to improve my query speed.
Comparison of full text search engine – Lucene, Sphinx, Postgresql, MySQL?
Lucene/Lucene with Compass/Solr
Search for “whole word match” in MySQL
I would like to write an SQL query that searches for a keyword in a text field, but only if it is a “whole word match” (e.g. when I search for “rid”, it should not match “arid”, but it should match “a rid”.