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Creating a Full Text Index search.

I've created a blog and I wish to search through certain tables in my MySQL databases and then return results for the user on a separate search page. I do not wish to use Google CSE. How would I go about creating this for my site. I found a post on StackOverflow.com from a friend of mine in which he wished to make his more efficient. How would I go about implementing his search engine into my site?

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Are you limited to SQL? There is a lot of software better suitable for text search than any relational database engine. Sphinx, Lucene, Xapian, just to name few.

EDIT MySQL has some full-text indexing capabilities as well. You may want to check them out.

skalee  2010-07-27 01:31:24

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