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Hello,I am using MariaDB in a Project and to Allow users to Search the Data we use Fulltext Indexes, as you cannot make a Fulltext Index across multiple tables we have multiple match against statements and are Combining them with OR. The Problem is that the Natural Language Mode only Matches Full Words and not Partial ones. The Solution is Boolean Mode where you can append a * to a word to allow 0 or more characters. But Boolean Mode also Brings Other Operators. These other Operator can Behave Unexpectedly for The User when Combining Multiple Match Against Statements With OR. Using the "ft_boolean_syntax" variable one can change the characters used for these operators but this is limited to ASCII characters below 127. I suggest That we add a special character that disables a operator. What do you think about this? Or do you See a different Solution?
Regards, Samuel
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