MySQL FullText Search returning Zero rows
I have a query that works really good on searches in my table. However, I came across this certain search that resulted in no rows, even though I just added these rows and I know they are there (about 50 of them that should match).
Query as follows:
SELECT MATCH(SoundTitle, FilePathAndName, Description) AGAINST('(gamer) ("gamer")' IN BOOLEAN MODE) as score,
RowID, SoundTitle, FilePathAndName, Description, DatePublished
FROM SoundEffects q1
having score>0
ORDER BY score DESC
Here's a sample of some rows returned using a like '%gamer%' query:
491 36 LittleGirlGamer/360 no scope_LittleGirlGamer.mp3 2019-01-17 0
492 36 LittleGirlGamer/Ask your gramma_LittleGirlGamer.mp3 2019-01-17 0
493 36 LittleGirlGamer/BRB_LittleGirlGamer.mp3 2019-01-17 0
494 36 LittleGirlGamer/Complaining_Aimbot_LittleGirlGamer.mp3 2019-01-17 0
495 36 LittleGirlGamer/Complaining_Hacker_LittleGirlGamer.mp3 2019-01-17 0
No, there are not 50% or more of rows in this table that would qualify for this search term. It would only be about 10% or so in the table.
The word gamer is not a stop word as far as I have read for InnoDB table.
Like I said, this query was working super great on other searches.
Thanks,
Dave
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I have a query that works really good on searches in my table. However, I came across this certain search that resulted in no rows, even though I just added these rows and I know they are there (about 50 of them that should match).
Query as follows:
SELECT MATCH(SoundTitle, FilePathAndName, Description) AGAINST('(gamer) ("gamer")' IN BOOLEAN MODE) as score,
RowID, SoundTitle, FilePathAndName, Description, DatePublished
FROM SoundEffects q1
having score>0
ORDER BY score DESC
Here's a sample of some rows returned using a like '%gamer%' query:
491 36 LittleGirlGamer/360 no scope_LittleGirlGamer.mp3 2019-01-17 0
492 36 LittleGirlGamer/Ask your gramma_LittleGirlGamer.mp3 2019-01-17 0
493 36 LittleGirlGamer/BRB_LittleGirlGamer.mp3 2019-01-17 0
494 36 LittleGirlGamer/Complaining_Aimbot_LittleGirlGamer.mp3 2019-01-17 0
495 36 LittleGirlGamer/Complaining_Hacker_LittleGirlGamer.mp3 2019-01-17 0
No, there are not 50% or more of rows in this table that would qualify for this search term. It would only be about 10% or so in the table.
The word gamer is not a stop word as far as I have read for InnoDB table.
Like I said, this query was working super great on other searches.
Thanks,
Dave
mysql full-text-search
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Fulltext search given literal as a whole word or as a leading part of a word (while asterisk operator added). But in your case the literal you want to search for is non-leading substring.
– Akina
18 hours ago
In other words, what can I do? I'm a bit confused.
– Dave Fes
6 hours ago
what can I do? Use string/pattern matching instead of fulltext search, for example... or use external searching engines which can search by substring.
– Akina
6 hours ago
It looks like if I separate the filenames with underscores or spaces in between words, the FT search picks those words up. In other words, I simply need to NOT combine words such as LittleGirlGamer. Instead, use Little_Girl_Gamer, or Little Girl Gamer. This will make FTS pick it up!
– Dave Fes
5 hours ago
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I have a query that works really good on searches in my table. However, I came across this certain search that resulted in no rows, even though I just added these rows and I know they are there (about 50 of them that should match).
Query as follows:
SELECT MATCH(SoundTitle, FilePathAndName, Description) AGAINST('(gamer) ("gamer")' IN BOOLEAN MODE) as score,
RowID, SoundTitle, FilePathAndName, Description, DatePublished
FROM SoundEffects q1
having score>0
ORDER BY score DESC
Here's a sample of some rows returned using a like '%gamer%' query:
491 36 LittleGirlGamer/360 no scope_LittleGirlGamer.mp3 2019-01-17 0
492 36 LittleGirlGamer/Ask your gramma_LittleGirlGamer.mp3 2019-01-17 0
493 36 LittleGirlGamer/BRB_LittleGirlGamer.mp3 2019-01-17 0
494 36 LittleGirlGamer/Complaining_Aimbot_LittleGirlGamer.mp3 2019-01-17 0
495 36 LittleGirlGamer/Complaining_Hacker_LittleGirlGamer.mp3 2019-01-17 0
No, there are not 50% or more of rows in this table that would qualify for this search term. It would only be about 10% or so in the table.
The word gamer is not a stop word as far as I have read for InnoDB table.
Like I said, this query was working super great on other searches.
Thanks,
Dave
mysql full-text-search
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I have a query that works really good on searches in my table. However, I came across this certain search that resulted in no rows, even though I just added these rows and I know they are there (about 50 of them that should match).
Query as follows:
SELECT MATCH(SoundTitle, FilePathAndName, Description) AGAINST('(gamer) ("gamer")' IN BOOLEAN MODE) as score,
RowID, SoundTitle, FilePathAndName, Description, DatePublished
FROM SoundEffects q1
having score>0
ORDER BY score DESC
Here's a sample of some rows returned using a like '%gamer%' query:
491 36 LittleGirlGamer/360 no scope_LittleGirlGamer.mp3 2019-01-17 0
492 36 LittleGirlGamer/Ask your gramma_LittleGirlGamer.mp3 2019-01-17 0
493 36 LittleGirlGamer/BRB_LittleGirlGamer.mp3 2019-01-17 0
494 36 LittleGirlGamer/Complaining_Aimbot_LittleGirlGamer.mp3 2019-01-17 0
495 36 LittleGirlGamer/Complaining_Hacker_LittleGirlGamer.mp3 2019-01-17 0
No, there are not 50% or more of rows in this table that would qualify for this search term. It would only be about 10% or so in the table.
The word gamer is not a stop word as far as I have read for InnoDB table.
Like I said, this query was working super great on other searches.
Thanks,
Dave
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Fulltext search given literal as a whole word or as a leading part of a word (while asterisk operator added). But in your case the literal you want to search for is non-leading substring.
– Akina
18 hours ago
In other words, what can I do? I'm a bit confused.
– Dave Fes
6 hours ago
what can I do? Use string/pattern matching instead of fulltext search, for example... or use external searching engines which can search by substring.
– Akina
6 hours ago
It looks like if I separate the filenames with underscores or spaces in between words, the FT search picks those words up. In other words, I simply need to NOT combine words such as LittleGirlGamer. Instead, use Little_Girl_Gamer, or Little Girl Gamer. This will make FTS pick it up!
– Dave Fes
5 hours ago
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Fulltext search given literal as a whole word or as a leading part of a word (while asterisk operator added). But in your case the literal you want to search for is non-leading substring.
– Akina
18 hours ago
In other words, what can I do? I'm a bit confused.
– Dave Fes
6 hours ago
what can I do? Use string/pattern matching instead of fulltext search, for example... or use external searching engines which can search by substring.
– Akina
6 hours ago
It looks like if I separate the filenames with underscores or spaces in between words, the FT search picks those words up. In other words, I simply need to NOT combine words such as LittleGirlGamer. Instead, use Little_Girl_Gamer, or Little Girl Gamer. This will make FTS pick it up!
– Dave Fes
5 hours ago
Fulltext search given literal as a whole word or as a leading part of a word (while asterisk operator added). But in your case the literal you want to search for is non-leading substring.
– Akina
18 hours ago
Fulltext search given literal as a whole word or as a leading part of a word (while asterisk operator added). But in your case the literal you want to search for is non-leading substring.
– Akina
18 hours ago
In other words, what can I do? I'm a bit confused.
– Dave Fes
6 hours ago
In other words, what can I do? I'm a bit confused.
– Dave Fes
6 hours ago
what can I do? Use string/pattern matching instead of fulltext search, for example... or use external searching engines which can search by substring.
– Akina
6 hours ago
what can I do? Use string/pattern matching instead of fulltext search, for example... or use external searching engines which can search by substring.
– Akina
6 hours ago
It looks like if I separate the filenames with underscores or spaces in between words, the FT search picks those words up. In other words, I simply need to NOT combine words such as LittleGirlGamer. Instead, use Little_Girl_Gamer, or Little Girl Gamer. This will make FTS pick it up!
– Dave Fes
5 hours ago
It looks like if I separate the filenames with underscores or spaces in between words, the FT search picks those words up. In other words, I simply need to NOT combine words such as LittleGirlGamer. Instead, use Little_Girl_Gamer, or Little Girl Gamer. This will make FTS pick it up!
– Dave Fes
5 hours ago
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Fulltext search given literal as a whole word or as a leading part of a word (while asterisk operator added). But in your case the literal you want to search for is non-leading substring.
– Akina
18 hours ago
In other words, what can I do? I'm a bit confused.
– Dave Fes
6 hours ago
what can I do? Use string/pattern matching instead of fulltext search, for example... or use external searching engines which can search by substring.
– Akina
6 hours ago
It looks like if I separate the filenames with underscores or spaces in between words, the FT search picks those words up. In other words, I simply need to NOT combine words such as LittleGirlGamer. Instead, use Little_Girl_Gamer, or Little Girl Gamer. This will make FTS pick it up!
– Dave Fes
5 hours ago