I've been looking into the full text search capabilities of SQLite and it looks like exactly what I need. Cool stuff, especially in the confines of all the other great features of SQLite.
The question is if I could put formatted text in a text field, and not have that show up in a full text search.. I would be fine with basic tags, and would also be fine limiting it to only open and close, as in: <tag> </tag> and not use the somewhat shorter format (as appropriate) of <tag />. That is, if it makes it any easier. I have done some testing, (not surprisingly) and fts will return the text in the tag. Actually, I would probably be surprised if it did not, after-all that is what it is doing. I was wondering if there is anyway to manually remove tags from the virtual table somehow (maybe remove some rows from *table*_content, *table*_segdir, or *table*_segments). Alas, I looked into the content of those tables, and there is nothing too obvious that I could see to be done from just peering into them. If anybody has some ideas on this, it would be great. I could always provide formatting by having another table which would match up that document, along with a formatting code and the starting and ending character it applies to. That does get more complicated, especially when preparing the text. I would really prefer having the tags intermixed with the text, that is if I can prevent them from being in the full text search. Any ideas would be loved. Cheers, Paul _______________________________________________ sqlite-users mailing list sqlite-users@sqlite.org http://sqlite.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/sqlite-users
