RE: A bit of SQL tuning

Bilou,

This was discussed not so long back on the list, and I'm pretty sure the up shot was that to search for a string with a % wildcard on either side you need to look in to the Intermedia (Context) cartridge.

HTH Mark

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Bilien
Sent: Thursday, June 07, 2001 08:26
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I'd be interested to get an opinion on the fastest way to do an indexed search on a substring aka I'm looking for the "WHERE MYCOL=%ABCD%" functionnality. The underlying table is very huge. I can see several ways to do that but I'm sure this has been explored before.

Thanks

Christian

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