问题
I have a table called cards
which has related tables brigades
and identifiers
. A single card can have multiple brigades and identifiers. I want to take a singe search such as 'purple king'
where 'purple' is a brigade and 'king' is an identifier, and find cards with those brigades and identifiers. This answer to a similar question, https://stackoverflow.com/a/9951200/633513, showed how you can fulltext search across multiple tables. I'd like to do the same thing, except i just want related matches. Is this possible?
Table Structures:
Cards: id as INT, title as VARCHAR(50)
Brigades: id as INT, brigade as VARCHAR(50)
Identifier: id as INT, identifier as VARCHAR(50)
Join Tables:
CardBrigades: id as INT, card_id as INT, brigade_id as INT
CardIdentifiers: id as INT, card_id as INT, identifier_id as INT
Sample Identifiers:
Angel
Animal
Archer
Army
Assyrian
Babylonian
Based on Prophecy
Beast
Bows, Arrows, Spears, Javelins and Darts
Canaanite
'Capture' in Special Ability
'Censer' in Title
Chief Priest
Child of Leah
Commander
Connected to David
Connected to Demons
'Covenant' in Title
'David' in Title
'David' in Verse
Deacon
Prince
Sample Brigades:
None
Black
Brown
Crimson
Gold (Evil)
Gray
Orange
Pale Green
Multi (Evil)
Blue
Gold (Good)
Green
Purple
Red
Silver
Teal
White
Multi (Good)
Multi
回答1:
Based on the answer in the link you posted you could do something like this
SELECT id,SUM(relevance) as total_relevance FROM (
SELECT
id,
(MATCH(title) AGAINST ('search string')) AS relevance
FROM Cards
UNION
SELECT
Cards.id,
(MATCH(brigade) AGAINST ('search string')) AS relevance
FROM Brigades
INNER JOIN CardBrigades ON Brigades.id=brigade_id
INNER JOIN Cards ON card_id=Cards.id
UNION
SELECT
Cards.id,
(MATCH(identifier) AGAINST ('search string')) AS relevance
FROM Identifier
INNER JOIN CardIdentifier ON Identifier.id=identifier_id
INNER JOIN Cards on card_id=Cards.id
) AS combined_search
GROUP BY id
HAVING total_relevance > 0
I'm not sure how well this would perform. You might be better off looking at another solution such as Solr, Lucene or even a NoSQL storage engine.
回答2:
If you just want the related (relevant?) results you can use FULLTEXT search in BOOLEAN MODE as follows:
select
identifier, brigade, P.id as identifier_id, B.id as brigade_id,
match(identifier) against ('purple prince') +
match(brigade) against ('purple prince') as score
from Identifier P, Brigade B
where
match(identifier) against ('purple prince' IN BOOLEAN MODE) and
match(brigade) against ('purple prince' IN BOOLEAN MODE)
order by -score
;
(To make it simple I just show the the FULLTEXT search part of the query and omit the join with the Card* table)
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9953922/relevance-search-across-multiple-related-tables