Re: full-text searching using rdbms
Date: 21 Jun 1994 14:36:00 +0200
Message-ID: <5RJ2xE2EeOB_at_shah.priconet.de>
barry.roomberg_at_compudata.com meinte am 15.06.94 zum Thema "full-text searching using rdbms":
>
> It's called an inverted file index.
> EVERY WORD is stroed in a table in a separate record.
> It also stores the ID of the recrod that it came from.
> If you want to get fancy to can also store word position,
> senetence position, paragraph position, etc to allow
> for proximity searches for multipl words.
>
> You then query against this table to pull the IDs of the
> records that the word came from, and then go get the original
> record.
Hi Barry,
that is excetly what I would like to do with my databank, I would very
much appreciate it (it would save a lot of trouble od reading the Books)
if you could E-Mail me more specifications on the *inverted file index*
Thanks.
Tschau !
Akbar
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