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September 13th, 2003, 07:11 AM
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Natural Language Search in Access
Hi,
How can I create a dynamic query that I can launch from a form to perform a natural language search on certain colomns within a table? Say I want to search for a product that contains the word 'drink'; firstly how would I create a query that would search for drink and secondally how can I make it so that the user using the for can search for any keywords they put in a textbox? Regards Tajmiester
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September 13th, 2003, 04:44 PM
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How can you run the equivilent of:
SELECT * FROM `books` WHERE MATCH(`title`) AGAINST('keywords'); (mySQL) in Microsoft Access 2000. Where the user can specify a keyword in a textbox and then search through the rows, displaying only those that match?
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