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Hi eveyone,
I'm using the following code to find search results for a jobs board.
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select * from ( SELECT ad_title, ad_location, ad_number, ad_timestamp, MATCH (ad_title) AGAINST ('+engineer ' IN BOOLEAN MODE) FROM ads_live WHERE ( ( ad_type = 'permanent' ) OR ( ad_type = 'contract' ) OR ( ad_type = 'temporary' ) OR ( ad_type = 'part_time' ) OR ( ad_type = 'internship' ) ) AND ( ad_iso_country = 'us' ) LIMIT 50,100 ) as a order by a.a.ad_timestamp DESC Do you have any idea why this may be happening and how to ensure only records that include the keyword 'engineer' are returned?
Thanks!
Stu
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