I am searching for products out of my database:
AND (CONTAINS(P.name,
@contains_key)
OR
CONTAINS(P.description,
@contains_key)
OR P.sku
like
'%'
+ @Keywords
+
'%')
As you can see I'm using the CONTAINS statement and searching against the name and description fields.I would like to give the results a weight (or score) based on how often the word shows up and in what field.Example:if the word shows up in the name field -- give it 2 points every time the words appears.if the word shows up in the description field -- give it 1 point every appearance.Then ORDER the query based on the Score. And, perhaps add a where clause that the Score > 1 or some value.I realize, I will probably have to re-write my query and this "point" system may not be possible, but I know there is a way to weight results, but can't find any help online. I would also assume, this would be done in temp tables and select statements and directly in the where clause.
I would like to set up a keyword search with and/or wildcards which searches across a rather large tables with around 10,000 rows and growing.What would be the best to set this up ? I heard a lot about indexing etc, im using a SQL2005 DB.And I do not wish to purchase 3rd party software.
My site (ASP.NET + C#) has FAQ data pull from another site's web service in XML format. The data size is pretty small (just about 50 faqs). I want to implement a keyword search for the FAQ and highlight the search keyword. What could be a fast and easy approach to do this?
My first thought is just using a C# string search or any XML search method. I know this is not scalable. But consider the FAQ is little, it may not need to index the FAQ. I could be wrong.
In one of my column have a comma separated list of keywords.I have to build a query that will return the matching rows whenever user enters the keyword.for ex.if my keywords are java,.net,sql,php,ajax then on search of java OR java,sql OR php,java should return the above row.
i have a sql server database which has a table name tourheader.in this there are some fields named as follows--Id, name, city, description, tourcode. on the page i have two text box destination and keyword. I want to search the database according to the destination and keyword. in the tourheader the fields contain description and keyword are name and city.
i have make aquery---- string queryString = "SELECT Id , name " + "FROM TourHeader WHERE name like'%" + key + "%'AND city like'%" + key + "%' AND city like'%" + destin + "%'AND name like'%" + destin + "%'";
i am developing a web site in Asp.Net using Visual Studio 2008.i want to know that how can i search a keyword that will be entered by the user, i want the key word should be searched in complete database(all the tables)using a single query.I am using sql database. how can the keyword be searched using like parameter...
I have a search screen where there are total 15 search fileds...one among them is amount range (money datatype)...using Between keyword i am trying to filter the search results...problem is it is taking more time to fetch the records...if i comment only money range in where condition and all other remain same..then it is returning in 2 seconds for 25 records...otherwise it is taking around 31 seconds to return 25 records..
I have heard alot about sql injection and how it is normally caused. Mostly sql injection in my opinion is caused through search boxes. Now my question is quite simple. Is it advisable to store the search keyword in a session variable to prevent sql injection? I don't want to expose the keyword through the querystring as it is prone to attacks. So in short there is no harm in using session variables to store the keyword right?
So, one of my end-users would like the option to search for a keyword and have all of the records that contain that keyword show up in a gridview. Is this possible? How would I do this? Are there tutorials somewhere?
I basically want to do a reverse 'search in all files', so it returns files that don't contain "keyword".Does anyone know how to do this, or the regex used, etc?
I was wondering how I would go about setting up the CASE keyword in SQL from my Web app. I have a table where I need to update anywhere between 20 and 300 rows with different values. My table looks like this
ID EventID SeatType SeatCount Status Comments
On my page, these rows are listed in a table with a textarea to add comments. So when I click a button I need to update All the comments for all the users of a certain "EventID".I think my SQL Statement should go something Like this:
UPDATE Events SET Comments = CASE [code]....
Is that correct? I would be getting the ID and comment from each row of the table. Also (using C#) what would be the most efficient way to get this information into the query? I was thinking to use a for statement but I hear many string concatenations requires lots of processing?
Now, I want to select all unique locationid's from a single username, its important that the results can be PAGED and SORTED, I now have:
SELECT * FROM (select ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY createdate) as RowNum, distinct(locationid), l.* FROM location_views lv INNER JOIN locations l on l.id=lv.locationid where lv.username='myname@hotmail.com' ) as info WHERE RowNum > 0 AND RowNum <= 100
But this throws the error: "Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'distinct'."
I want a word search i doing the search like this , but it is giving character wherever there is in the string,if i give two character like ok it is searching for a full string where ever Ok is there select * from table1 where textfield like '%word%' this query would match word but also wordabc how can i make it aware of delimitions
I have a database filled with information about a bunch of different articles. I'm trying to add a search mechanisim to the site where you would type in what you are looking for, and it would search through the articles finding the most appropriate article. In my database I have a bunch of different fields that will help find the best article. For example, for each article, there is a title, description, category, a bunch of tags, Number of page views, number of votes, and the sum of all the vote scores. All this informaiton i believe can be used to gather the most relevent article based on the persons search terms. The problem is I don't know what to do with this information. What I would like to do is have a scoring system where the highest score is the first result and the lowest score is the last result. Where the first result is the most relevent.
So for example: The user types in "Korean War" it looks through all the articles, and gives all the articles with "Korean War" in the title + 1, all the tags with "Korean" or "War" + .1, then adds the number of views/1000, and then adds the average vote/4. (I just made that scoring system up on the spot, I would need to do some testing of course). Then it would sort the articles based upon the score it recieved. Is there anyway to do this with a select statement where I can run all of the calculations and then sort them with an "ORDER BY" command? Or would i have to have the server side code do the calculations store them in an array, and then sort them in the array? Or is there a better way of doing this that I might not know of (which is certainly possible).
How i can make the normal search string to sql server full text search parse, because when we are user enyer search text "how to run windows schedule in C#", in database we have article to to this, but data not returning and sometime is say error in key word and etc.
in my project i would like to save pdf files in database, how to save pdf files in database ? along with that i would like to create create a search page to search for pdf files with PDF file names , how to accoplish these things
