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While implementing a rough clone of Firefox for iOS's logins handling, I noticed that we don't support SQLite's `LIKE` operator for non-fulltext text searching. That's what we use in Firefox for iOS,…
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### API
C++
### Description
# Installation and Loading
Like other extensions, FTS must be installed and loaded by:
```
INSTALL FTS;
LOAD FTS;
```
# Create FTS:
```
create_fts_index(…
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After upgrading to 4.2.2 with https://github.com/Shopify/lhm/pull/160, we are getting errors vs MySQL 8.0 when running a clean environment, spinning up a DB clean with our full history of migrations :…
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With InnoDB (which is the new default engine in 4.6), you can't create two FULLTEXT indexes in the same dev/build. Since it doesn't create the first one either, this is a persistent error that can't b…
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**Reported by @rudolfmayer on 21 Sep 2007 21:57 UTC**
MySQL supports full-text search by a specific match(..) agains (..) syntax (http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/fulltext-search.html).
Also…
ghost updated
14 years ago
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## Problem
You have support to `ORDER BY ts_rank` by adding `_relevance` to the `orderBy`, but the score is not part of the data you return. Ideally I would like to have access to the numeric relev…
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FULLTEXT search is disabled in v4.0.0 because Doctrine2 doesn't natively support FULLTEXT search. This is because Doctrine2 uses InnoDB and InnoDB doesn't support it.
some ideas to consider:
http://s…
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Some publishers offer bulk downloading of fulltexts. With @pseyfert and @mfherbst we agreed:
* support bulk downloads in publisher fetcher functions
* save bulk downloads in a cache directory (somet…
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### Confirmation Checklist:
- [X] You have searched for an answer in [the manual](https://manual.manticoresearch.com/).
- [X] You have considered using [the forum](https://forum.manticoresearch.co…
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I wanted to find my past comments that mentioned C++, but it seemed that the ++ was ignored. I tried quoting with " and escaping with \ neither of which worked.
I looked at the source code and it s…
fanf2 updated
1 month ago