I have following tables:
-- table to keep articles titles
CREATE TABLE articles(id, title);
insert into articles (id,title) values (1,'sqlite example');
insert into articles (id,title) values (2,'sqlite query ');
insert into articles (id,title) values (3,'erlang example ');
insert into articles (id,title) values (3,'erlang otp ');
-- table to keep keywords that we would like to search.
create table keywords(id,keyword);
insert into keywords (id,keyword) values (1,'sqlite');
insert into keywords (id,keyword) values (2,'otp');
-- full text search table - copy of articles.
create virtual table articles_fts using fts4 (id,name);
-- populate table with articles titles.
i开发者_如何学运维nsert into articles_fts(id,name) select id,title from articles;
Now I would like to find ALL articles that contains any of specified keywords.
Query like:
select * from articles_fts
where name match (select keyword from keywords);
returns only titles with sqlite in it (first keyword), so the other entries of keywords table are ignored.
Question: How could I find all articles that contains any of specified keywords? Thanks.
Use
select *
from articles_fts
WHERE articles_fts MATCH ( select group_concat(keyword, ' OR ')
from keywords
group by 'x' )
The group_concat
function aggregates all keywords with a comma. If you replace commas with OR, it should produce a good FTS query.
Also see section 3 of the full text search feature reference regarding the OR keyword and the reference for aggregate functions.
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