> 1. If I understand correctly you just need to perform one query. Like so
> (translated to propper syntax of course):
> ("SQL Server" OR SQL) OR ("Visual Basic" OR VB.NET) OR (Java AND
> JavaScript)
No, it's not just one single query, rather, as I've mentioned before, it's
combination of searches with result count for each combination. Explained
in detail below:
1) ("SQL Server" OR SQL)
2) ("Visual Basic" OR VB.NET)
3) (Java AND JavaScript)
4) ("SQL Server" OR SQL) AND ("Visual Basic" OR VB.NET)
5) ("Visual Basic" OR VB.NET) AND (Java AND JavaScript)
6) ("SQL Server" OR SQL) AND (Java AND JavaScript)
7) ("SQL Server" OR SQL) AND ("Visual Basic" OR VB.NET) AND (Java AND
JavaScript)
Hope I made it clear.
