Thanks for the quick response, but neither the _ (underscore) or the %
(percent) work for this. Could it be because they are numeric strings?
Barry
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From: Spahr, Bryan [mailto:BSpahr (AT) SCSPA (DOT) com]
Sent: Wednesday, August 23, 2006 3:52 PM
To: eventum-users (AT) lists (DOT) mysql.com
Cc: Barry Benowitz
Subject: RE: Keyword Search question
You can use the MySql single character wildcard '_' in place of the
dots.
e.g. search for x_y_z_a_b
I use the general wildcard '%' to make the search 2 keywords only return
issues with both keywords (in order, but there it is)
e.g. time%entry will return issues with the words 'time' AND 'entry' in
that order - not issues with 'time' R 'entry'
HTH,
Bryan
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From: Barry Benowitz [mailto:barry.benowitz (AT) raritan (DOT) com]
Sent: Wednesday, August 23, 2006 3:43 PM
To: eventum-users (AT) lists (DOT) mysql.com
Subject: Keyword Search question
Hi All,
We have a convention here where we describe our releases with the
following notation x.y.z.a.b which each field delimited by the period
(dot). If I put these strings into the keyword search screen, I don't
get any hits even though I know that many instances of that string
occurs in he description fields.
How can I get this to work. Work Arounds accepted!
Thanks,
Barry
Barry Benowitz
Raritan Computer
(732) 764 8886 x1362
barry.benowitz (AT) raritan (DOT) com