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> DonPro wrote:
>
> >$queryID = mysql_query("SELECT HSCode, UOM, EDescript FROM HSCodes WHERE
> >MATCH(EDescript) AGAINST ('" . $description . "') ORDER BY HSCode, UOM,
> >EDescript");
> >
> I don't see what is wrong but try echoing the t
DonPro wrote:
>$queryID = mysql_query("SELECT HSCode, UOM, EDescript FROM HSCodes WHERE
>MATCH(EDescript) AGAINST ('" . $description . "') ORDER BY HSCode, UOM,
>EDescript");
>
I don't see what is wrong but try echoing the text of the query itself
and see if it contains what you think it does ar
Does anyone have any experience with FULLTEXT indexed MySQL tables? I've
created such a key. When I type the following from the MySQL command line,
I get the desired records returned, i.e., a subset of my entire table:
SELECT HSCode, UOM, EDescript FROM HSCodes WHERE MATCH(EDescript) AGAINST
('
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