sphinxsearchHow do I use the offset feature in SphinxSearch?
The offset
feature in SphinxSearch allows you to specify the starting point for a query result set. This is useful for paginating query results.
For example:
SELECT * FROM index_name WHERE MATCH('@some_attribute some_query') LIMIT 0, 10 OPTION offset = 10;
This will return the second page of results from the query @some_attribute some_query
, with the first page of results starting at the 11th result.
The parts of the example code are:
SELECT * FROM index_name
- This specifies which index to search.WHERE MATCH('@some_attribute some_query')
- This specifies the query to search for.LIMIT 0, 10
- This specifies the number of results to return, starting at the 0th result.OPTION offset = 10
- This specifies the starting point for the query results, in this case the 11th result.
For more information, see the SphinxSearch documentation.
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