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very weird FULLTEXT OR BOOLEAN SEARCH BUG
Posted by: Gwen Guer
Date: April 17, 2009 05:32AM

Hello,

This is my first post on this forum but I'm a MySql user for 7 years now

I do have a very weird problem with the following query

SELECT DISTINCT a.`product_name`,
MATCH ( product_name)
AGAINST ('Fur'IN BOOLEAN MODE) AS score
FROM table_product a
WHERE MATCH (product_name )
AGAINST ('+Fur*'IN BOOLEAN MODE)

a lot of product_name should be found on our table like
white fur
red fur
etc...

The Query is ok and works very well on other research like 'red tee', 'shirt green sleeves', etc...
no problem for this
the problem is ONLY on the keyword FUR, wich means "with" in german, or "fourrure" in french

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I was wondering if "fur" was not a reserve word for mysql or something like this
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Any idea on this bug ?

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