Here is a typical statement on our website
SELECT (title,summary,id) FROM alldata WHERE (MATCH (keywords1) AGAINST ('d4t'));
keywords1 is a fulltext, indexed field.
It was supposed to be faster than it has ended up being. The search runs really slow.
Should I build one or more tables that contain only a keyword and ID field.
For boolean searches, should some sort of JOIN statement will need to be used? Thanks in advance for any assistance.
SELECT (title,summary,id) FROM alldata WHERE (MATCH (keywords1) AGAINST ('d4t'));
keywords1 is a fulltext, indexed field.
It was supposed to be faster than it has ended up being. The search runs really slow.
Should I build one or more tables that contain only a keyword and ID field.
For boolean searches, should some sort of JOIN statement will need to be used? Thanks in advance for any assistance.