Does anybody have the code for, an example of, or a link to a
text-search function that supports exact phrase, any word, and all words
searching in an Access table. If so, could you please post it?
Robert
This is what I need:
I need to be able to search on a text field in a table. I want to give
the user the opportunity to search on
Exact phrase
Any word
All the words
from their entry in a field on a form. Exact phrase is easy (just use
LIKE '*' & user input & '*' in the query) but the other 2 require some type
of looping. Does anyone have a working example?
5  3588 
Sounds an awful lot like the built-in Find function (binoculars button).
"Robert" <pr**********@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:Gg******************@fe06.lga... Does anybody have the code for, an example of, or a link to a
text-search function that supports exact phrase, any word, and all words
searching in an Access table. If so, could you please post it?
Robert
This is what I need:
I need to be able to search on a text field in a table. I want to
give the user the opportunity to search on
Exact phrase
Any word
All the words
from their entry in a field on a form. Exact phrase is easy (just
use LIKE '*' & user input & '*' in the query) but the other 2 require some
type of looping. Does anyone have a working example?
I need to be able to enter
apples oranges pears
and find every occurrence of all of them and every occurrence of any of
them.
"MacDermott" <ma********@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:ZU****************@newsread2.news.atl.earthli nk.net... Sounds an awful lot like the built-in Find function (binoculars button).
"Robert" <pr**********@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:Gg******************@fe06.lga... Does anybody have the code for, an example of, or a link to a
text-search function that supports exact phrase, any word, and all words
searching in an Access table. If so, could you please post it?
Robert
This is what I need:
I need to be able to search on a text field in a table. I want to
give the user the opportunity to search on
Exact phrase
Any word
All the words
from their entry in a field on a form. Exact phrase is easy (just
use LIKE '*' & user input & '*' in the query) but the other 2 require some
type of looping. Does anyone have a working example?
"Robert" <pr**********@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:Gg******************@fe06.lga... Does anybody have the code for, an example of, or a link to a
text-search function that supports exact phrase, any word, and all words
searching in an Access table. If so, could you please post it?
Robert
This is what I need:
I need to be able to search on a text field in a table. I want to
give the user the opportunity to search on
Exact phrase
Any word
All the words
from their entry in a field on a form. Exact phrase is easy (just
use LIKE '*' & user input & '*' in the query) but the other 2 require some
type of looping. Does anyone have a working example?
I don't know of any magical way to do it, but you could use:
exact phrase
LIKE '*' & user input & '*'
any word
LIKE '*' & user input & '*' OR
LIKE '*' & user input & '*' OR
LIKE '*' & user input & '*'
all words
LIKE '*' & user input & '*' AND
LIKE '*' & user input & '*' AND
LIKE '*' & user input & '*'
You would have to insert " marks and you'd have to parse the user input.
You'll make it much easier on yourself if your users can give you
alternative entries in a list, rather than strung together in a list. What
if someone enters
asian pear
Do you want to return all fields which contain "asian" and all fields which
return "pear", or only those which return "asian pear"? Can you see the
conceptual difference between this and entering
apple pear
?
"Robert" <pr**********@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:in******************@fe06.lga... I need to be able to enter
apples oranges pears
and find every occurrence of all of them and every occurrence of any of
them.
"MacDermott" <ma********@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:ZU****************@newsread2.news.atl.earthli nk.net... Sounds an awful lot like the built-in Find function (binoculars button).
"Robert" <pr**********@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:Gg******************@fe06.lga... Does anybody have the code for, an example of, or a link to a
text-search function that supports exact phrase, any word, and all
words searching in an Access table. If so, could you please post it?
Robert
This is what I need:
I need to be able to search on a text field in a table. I want to
give the user the opportunity to search on
Exact phrase
Any word
All the words
from their entry in a field on a form. Exact phrase is easy (just
use LIKE '*' & user input & '*' in the query) but the other 2 require some
type of looping. Does anyone have a working example?
I'm aiming for all three depending on their selection. I want matches on
any word, matches on all words, and matches on the exact phrase.
"MacDermott" <ma********@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:4O*****************@newsread2.news.atl.earthl ink.net... You'll make it much easier on yourself if your users can give you
alternative entries in a list, rather than strung together in a list.
What
if someone enters
asian pear
Do you want to return all fields which contain "asian" and all fields
which
return "pear", or only those which return "asian pear"? Can you see the
conceptual difference between this and entering
apple pear
?
"Robert" <pr**********@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:in******************@fe06.lga... I need to be able to enter
apples oranges pears
and find every occurrence of all of them and every occurrence of any of
them.
"MacDermott" <ma********@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:ZU****************@newsread2.news.atl.earthli nk.net... > Sounds an awful lot like the built-in Find function (binoculars
> button).
>
> "Robert" <pr**********@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:Gg******************@fe06.lga...
>> Does anybody have the code for, an example of, or a link to a
>> text-search function that supports exact phrase, any word, and all words >> searching in an Access table. If so, could you please post it?
>>
>> Robert
>>
>> This is what I need:
>> I need to be able to search on a text field in a table. I want
>> to
> give
>> the user the opportunity to search on
>>
>> Exact phrase
>> Any word
>> All the words
>>
>> from their entry in a field on a form. Exact phrase is easy
>> (just
> use
>> LIKE '*' & user input & '*' in the query) but the other 2 require some
> type
>> of looping. Does anyone have a working example?
>>
>>
>>
>
>
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