Re: Confusion following crossover from PGSQL
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Alex Moen
Date: December 16, 2008 02:48PM
OK, that works pretty well...
However, another thing is that in the Postgresql version, I can use multiple columns in the WHERE clause:
select * from {table} where {colunm1 || column2 || column3} ~* {data};
When I try to do this using mySql, it errors out.
So how do I use the WHERE ... LIKE to find data in multiple columns? From what I understand so far from the docs, in order to do this in MySQL I have to index the columns that I want to search and use the MATCH ... AGAINST form.
Thanks again,
Alex
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