Hey guys, I want to know if this is the right way to use the “contains keyword(s)” constraint:
I need to retrieve any of these three variations.
Hey guys, I want to know if this is the right way to use the “contains keyword(s)” constraint:
I need to retrieve any of these three variations.
an example:
contains keywords the cat is on the table
will match these value in the database (just some example):
cat table
CAT table
the cat is on the yellow table
the table is a cat
your cat is not a TABLE
I think my TaBLe is a Cat
one cat plus one cat equals a table
many cats on the table
tables cat
tables cats
but it will not match:
the cat is on the tablet
catss table
i just have one cat
the table is empty
I hope this helps
Cheers
Mariano
You might be better off making the input lowercase, and then matching with a lowecased “skilled”.
being this a database search wouldn’t “contains keywords skilled” be easier?
It will match any string with skilled
regardless of the case without the need to transform the strings yourself.
I wonder how the speed of a search in a database is affected when using “contains keywords”
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