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Last post 01-11-2006, 15:36 by StorkBite. 8 replies.
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  •  12-01-2005, 19:02 12286

    Forum Search & Forum Slow

    Alright I have taken some new steps/came up with a new idea.

    I will create a scheduled job on the database to run evey night which will clean up the search tables without rendering them useless.

    Here is the script ( I'm using MS SQL), I know there are plenty of Systems Admin and such on the forum, don't be shy if you have a suggestion ;)
    I will set this up as a stored procedure and schedule it to run at night every day around midnight.

    Code:

    DELETE FROM search_wordmatch
    WHERE word_id in
    (
    Select Distinct word_id
    FROM search_wordlist
    WHERE (
    word_text like '____' or
    word_text like '___' or
    word_text like '__' or
    word_text like '_' or
    word_common = 1
    )
    )


    What this will do is remove any common word or any word that are less than 4 characters from the search wordmatch table.
    I will rebuild the search tables slowly in the next few days, but starting, let's say next monday, check out the search function and let me know if you see improvements on both the search function and the speed of the forum.

    Patrick :mrgreen:
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  •  01-09-2006, 22:17 13740 in reply to 12286

    Re: Forum Search & Forum Slow

    Patrick:
    Alright I have taken some new steps/came up with a new idea.


    What this will do is remove any common word or any word that are less than 4 characters from the search wordmatch table.
    I will rebuild the search tables slowly in the next few days, but starting, let's say next monday, check out the search function and let me know if you see improvements on both the search function and the speed of the forum.

    Patrick :mrgreen:


    Patrick,

    I am having some problems with the search engine. I know I saw some posts that were related to a float indicator and to the QB indicator or BQ indicator (related to the Q-indicator and the B-indicator. However, when I do a search on them, I cannot find the posts where this information is located. :oops:

    Regards,

    FXLearning
  •  01-10-2006, 0:36 13743 in reply to 12286

    Re: Re: Forum Search & Forum Slow

    Fx learning,

    Try under "Roys arena ".
  •  01-10-2006, 8:10 13755 in reply to 12286

    Re:

    Sportrider,

    Thanks.

    I looked around, but I could not find it.

    Regards,

    FXLearning
  •  01-10-2006, 20:26 13774 in reply to 12286

    Re: Re:

    Better late than never... FX, I know you found the link, but for future reference to those yet to read this thread, the link is here: http://forum.equis.com/viewtopic.php?t=3111
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  •  01-10-2006, 21:23 13776 in reply to 12286

    Re:

    g_stockman:
    Better late than never... FX, I know you found the link, but for future reference to those yet to read this thread, the link is here: http://forum.equis.com/viewtopic.php?t=3111


    Stockman,

    Thank you. I did find this link before; however, I was looking for a discussion that I saw previously of the BQ or QB indicator. The link you provided is for the Q-indicator and the B-indicator. I have posted in the link you provided before.

    The BQ indicator is an unfinished one page discussion which I found during the weekend; however, the search enging has a problem, and I was unable to find it again.

    Regards,

    FXLearning
  •  01-10-2006, 22:35 13778 in reply to 12286

    Re: Re:

    :oops: Somehow, I knew that was too easy. Sorry. Try this link: http://forum.equis.com/viewtopic.php?t=1849. If not, let me know and I'll help you keep searching. Unfortunately, the search index is looking for character sequences of at least 4 characters. So, BQ or B-Q won't do it. 'B-Q Indicator' won't do it either cause the space doesn't count. I found out the B-Q* won't do it either... probably for the same reason... it is followed by a space. Anyway, I do remember talking about B-Q previously and know that Roy, Wabbit and Jose are familiar with the topic. While we may not find your exact thread again, you can always ask a new question. Wabbit doesn't bite!
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  •  01-11-2006, 12:43 13795 in reply to 12286

    Re:

    Stockman,

    This is the thread I was looking for. =D>

    Thank you.

    How did you ever manage to find it?

    Regards,

    FXLearning
  •  01-11-2006, 15:36 13799 in reply to 12286

    Re: Re:

    How did you ever manage to find it?

    Just remembering the conversations. I try to follow all of the threads. Err... lucky.
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