sphinxsearchHow do I write a Sphinx search query example?
Writing Sphinx search query is easy and straightforward. Here is an example of a Sphinx search query:
SELECT * FROM index_name WHERE MATCH('keyword')
This query will search the index_name index for documents containing the keyword keyword.
Code explanation
SELECT- This is the command used to select the fields you want to return from the database.*- This is a wildcard character that will return all fields from the documents in the index.FROM- This is the command used to specify the index you want to search.index_name- This is the name of the index you want to search.WHERE- This is the command used to specify the search criteria.MATCH- This is the command used to specify the keyword you want to search for.keyword- This is the keyword you want to search for.
Here are some helpful links for more information about Sphinx search queries:
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