chillywilly :
If a customer searches for two or more keywords, I need to return two sets of MySQL results:
1) Primary results: The intersect of those keywords (items only matching all keywords)
2) Secondary results: Items matching the symmetric difference/disjunctive union of the keywords (items matching some but not all keywords)
I can perform query #1 using BOOLEAN mode with a + sign before each keyword. I can perform a query that includes both #1 and #2 by leaving the + sign off, but I don't know how to get the desired results described in #2. Any suggestions?
Booboo :
For #2 You just need a combination of:
WHERE MATCH(words) AGAINST('keyword1 keyword2 ... keywordN' IN BOOLEAN MODE)
AND NOT MATCH(words) AGAINST('+keyword1 +keyword2 ... +keywordN IN BOOLEAN MODE)
This will return rows that have at least one keyword but not all. Or have I misunderstood your question?
Schema (MySQL v8.0)
create table test (
id int not null auto_increment primary key,
words text not null,
FULLTEXT idx (words)
);
insert into test(words)
values('Arc Book Cow Dog'), ('Book Cow Fox'), ('Arc Book Cow Fox'), ('Book Cow');
Query #1
SELECT *
FROM test
WHERE MATCH(words) AGAINST('Arc Fox' IN BOOLEAN MODE)
AND NOT MATCH(words) AGAINST('+ARC +Fox' IN BOOLEAN MODE)
ORDER BY id;
| id | words |
| --- | ---------------- |
| 1 | Arc Book Cow Dog |
| 2 | Book Cow Fox |
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