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| Sorry for the trivial question, but... I have two quick questions. I have a document with words that are in a database, and some of the words may not be there, and others may have multiple entries. I understand that there is a way of doing batch query that makes is much faster. Can someone tell me what the command is. I am basically looking up a bunch of words (may end up being phrases) that have associated values with them. Is there a better way of doing this than a mySql? Thanks in advance for all your replies. Esfandiar -- Esfandiar Bandari, PhD, MBA e.bandari@cantab.net, e.bandari@gmail.com skype: ebbandari & gtalk: e.bandari H. (650) 964-4154 Cell: (650) 862-8351 http://www.linkedin.com/in/ebandari |
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| Esfandiar Bandari wrote: > Sorry for the trivial question, but... I have two quick questions. > > I have a document with words that are in a database, and some of the > words may not be there, and others may have multiple entries. I > understand that there is a way of doing batch query that makes is much > faster. Can someone tell me what the command is. > > > I am basically looking up a bunch of words (may end up being phrases) > that have associated values with them. Is there a better way of doing > this than a mySql? > > Thanks in advance for all your replies. > > Esfandiar > -- > Esfandiar Bandari, PhD, MBA > e.bandari@cantab.net, e.bandari@gmail.com > skype: ebbandari & gtalk: e.bandari > H. (650) 964-4154 Cell: (650) 862-8351 > http://www.linkedin.com/in/ebandari What is the format of the document? Text? Word? Excel? These are all relevant to the question. What platform (Windows? Unix/Linux?) - this also matters as you can get very different answers for each platform if they are in a text/ascii format [EXAMPLE: word1 phrase one more phrase three ] load these into a temporary table in the db then look at FULL-TEXT SEARCH http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/...-language.html or roll your own using like... |
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