RecordingsMp3Index ON Recordings(Mp3FileName);";
"CREATE INDEX RecordingsTextIndex ON Recordings(Transcript);";
string.Format("CREATE INDEX RecordingsNoPunctuationIdx ON
Recordings({0});", _ReplacePunctuationFunctionPart);
SELECT
string.Format("SELECT I
place(replace(Transcript,
',',''),';',''),':',''),'[',''),']',''),'{',''),'}',''),'(',
''),')',''),'\',''),'/',''),'"',''),'_',''),'+',''),'=',''),
'£',''),'$',''),'€',''),'%',''),'^',''),'&',''),'*',''),'@',
''),'#',''),'”',''),'“',''),'…',''),'¬',''),'¦',''),'`',''),
'~',''),'|',''),'.',''),'!',''),'?',''),'
',''));"
*Brian Clifford*
Software Developer
On 3 August 2017 at 11:38, Richard Hipp <d...@sqlite.org> wrote:
> I am un
Thank Simon,
I have looked into using a user defined function however it was very slow. I
tried to create an expression index unfortunately I was not able as the
function was seen as non deterministic. (I am using the C# interface and its
not possible to define a user defined function as
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