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I have table that stored business types. I use full text search in
that table . I can find the business type but when user enter the worng word or not complete word like 'hosp' for 'hospital', at that time I can't handle . if I use " contains(bus_type,'"hosp*"') " its ok. But for "car" its display "car" ,"care","caraok" and so on .How should I do. I want to know how to spell correct the user input string if I can get that function it ok. waiting for guru |
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On Fri, 11 Jan 2008 22:47:45 -0800 (PST), akk2006@gmail.com wrote:
You don't mention what tool you are developing your application in, but most tools would allow you to create a dropdown with a hidden BusinessTypeID and a visible BusinessType column, and then you can have the users select from that list. No spelling errors possible. -Tom. >I have table that stored business types. I use full text search in >that table . I can find the business type but when user enter the >worng word or not complete word like 'hosp' for 'hospital', at that >time I can't handle . if I use " contains(bus_type,'"hosp*"') " its >ok. But >for "car" its display "car" ,"care","caraok" and so on .How should I >do. I want to know how to spell correct the user input string if I can >get that function it ok. > > >waiting for guru |
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