Hi there, is there a possibility to use MySQL's MATCH ... AGAINST to
look for a string like "foo bar" ?
if i MATCH keyname AGAINST ('foo bar') i get resuts that match foo or
bar, but not both of them separated by a space.
My guess is that the organization of the index doesn't allow this kind
of search as it's based on single words , but maybe one of you has a
better idea than
to select the rows that contain both and hit those with LIKE '%foo bar%'
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