sphinxsearchHow do I use SphinxSearch query syntax?
SphinxSearch query syntax is used to search for specific information in a database. It is a full-text search engine written in C++ and designed to be used as a standalone search engine for websites and applications.
The syntax consists of a set of keywords, operators, and modifiers that are used to construct a query. The query is then evaluated and the results are returned.
Example query using SphinxSearch syntax:
SELECT * FROM table WHERE MATCH('keyword1 keyword2')This query will search for documents that contain both the words "keyword1" and "keyword2".
The following operators and modifiers can be used with SphinxSearch query syntax:
*- Wildcard operator.~- Proximity operator.@- Field operator.( )- Grouping operator.AND,OR,NOT- Boolean operators.
For more information about SphinxSearch query syntax, please refer to the official documentation.
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