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Searching Two Tables
Posted by: Simon Emms
Date: February 16, 2009 05:59PM

I've created a search facility on my site and it works lovely. What it does is search products and then searches suppliers.

Does anyone know of a way of combining these two queries into one query?

Search 1

SELECT *, MATCH (description) AGAINST ('%$search%' in boolean mode), MATCH (description) AGAINST ('%$search%' in boolean mode) SCORE FROM products WHERE ($searchproduct) OR ($searchdescription) ORDER BY SCORE DESC

Search 2

SELECT *, MATCH (rawname) AGAINST ('%$search%' in boolean mode) SCORE FROM suppliers WHERE ($searchsuppliers) AND CHAR_LENGTH(imageext) > 0 ORDER BY SCORE ASC

Thanks

Simon

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