Geoff Coffey wrote:
I am new here...
I am in the process of migrating a site built with FileMaker Pro to MySQL
and PHP mostly because filemaker's web capabilities are too limiting. In one
situation, we have a database of about 20,000 rows that contains two text
columns. One is the full
Geoff Coffey wrote:
I am new here...
I am in the process of migrating a site built with FileMaker Pro to MySQL
and PHP mostly because filemaker's web capabilities are too limiting. In one
situation, we have a database of about 20,000 rows that contains two text
columns. One is the full
From: "Geoff Coffey" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 01, 2001 5:25 PM
I am in the process of migrating a site built with FileMaker Pro to MySQL
and PHP mostly because filemaker's web capabilities are too limiting. In
one
situation, we have a database of about 20,000 rows that
on 2/1/01 1:36 PM, Gonzalo Aguilar at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Making search engines is not a trivial thing, but this may be an
aproach...
I appreciate all the replies. In my original post I also asked about the
FULL TEXT index type. If I may ask again, has anyone had any experience with
on 2/1/01 1:36 PM, Gonzalo Aguilar at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Making search engines is not a trivial thing, but this may be an
aproach...
I appreciate all the replies. In my original post I also asked about the
FULL TEXT index type. If I may ask again, has anyone had any
experience
on 2/1/01 4:05 PM, Sander Pilon at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on 2/1/01 1:36 PM, Gonzalo Aguilar at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Making search engines is not a trivial thing, but this may be an
aproach...
I appreciate all the replies. In my original post I also asked about the
FULL TEXT
Hi,
Sander Pilon:
FULLTEXT indexes are about 95% of the size of the table, and they can
perform quite well or very slow, depending on what you do.
For my use (a trouble-ticket database), they behaved extremely poorly,
unfortunately. The tickets frequently are over a MByte in size, which
