sphinxsearchHow can I use Sphinx Search to join multiple indexes?
Sphinx Search can be used to join multiple indexes by using its distributed indexes feature. This feature allows a single search query to be executed across multiple indexes.
For example, the following code will join two indexes, index_a
and index_b
:
SELECT * FROM index_a
JOIN index_b
USING (id)
The code consists of the following parts:
SELECT *
- this will return all columns from the joined indexes.FROM index_a
- this is the first index to be joined.JOIN index_b
- this is the second index to be joined.USING (id)
- this is the column to be used for the join.
For more information on distributed indexes, please see the Sphinx documentation.
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