Re: Sorting problem
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2002
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 41426
interpreted = N
texte = This specifies that only whole words should be checked in the comparison. Say you've got a part number of 123 and another one of 01234 -- if you didn't have the ...word=ww item in the search string, then doing a wo (word or) search for 123 would find both of these part numbers, since they both contain 123. See the docs under Searching / Word Breaks.- brianAt 8:19 AM 7/11/02, Don wrote: >There is one part of this code that I don't understand though, what is the >&ManufacturerPartNumberword=ww for ?? > >Don > > > >On 7/11/02 8:14 AM, Don
wrote: > >> That worked perfect Brian, thank you guys very much for helping me out. >> >> Don >> >> On 7/10/02 10:21 PM, Brian Fries wrote: >> >>> In order to get the TDC.db search to sort all items you're trying to >>> list, you've got to find all the items with only one call to the >>> [search] context. Instead of nesting your searches, first search the >>> PrinterDB.db and build a list of all the cartridges you want into a >>> text variable, then search the TDC.db matching all cartridges in the >>> list. Something like this: >>> >>> [text]cartList=[/text][!]intialize list to be empty[/!] >>> [search >>> >db=TDC_Databases/PrinterDB.db&eqModeldata=[Model]&eqCARTRIDGESdata=[CARTRIDGE>> >S >>> ]][foundItems] >>> [text]cartList=[cartList]+[CARTRIDGES][/text] >>> [/founditems] >>> [/search] >>> >>> [search >>> >db=TDC_Databases/TDC.db&woManufacturePartNumberdata=[cartList]&ManufacturerPa>> >r >>> >tNumberword=ww&allhit=1&asSORTORDERsort=1&max=20&startat=[url][startat][/url]>> >] >>> [foundItems] >>> [sortorder] [title]
>>> [/foundItems] >>> [/search]
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This specifies that only whole words should be checked in the comparison. Say you've got a part number of 123 and another one of 01234 -- if you didn't have the ...word=ww item in the search string, then doing a wo (word or) search for 123 would find both of these part numbers, since they both contain 123. See the docs under Searching / Word Breaks.- brianAt 8:19 AM 7/11/02, Don wrote: >There is one part of this code that I don't understand though, what is the >&ManufacturerPartNumberword=ww for ?? > >Don > > > >On 7/11/02 8:14 AM, Don wrote: > >> That worked perfect Brian, thank you guys very much for helping me out. >> >> Don >> >> On 7/10/02 10:21 PM, Brian Fries wrote: >> >>> In order to get the TDC.db search to sort all items you're trying to >>> list, you've got to find all the items with only one call to the >>> [search] context. Instead of nesting your searches, first search the >>> PrinterDB.db and build a list of all the cartridges you want into a >>> text variable, then search the TDC.db matching all cartridges in the >>> list. Something like this: >>> >>> [text]cartList=[/text][!]intialize list to be empty[/!] >>> [search >>> >db=TDC_Databases/PrinterDB.db&eqModeldata=[Model]&eqCARTRIDGESdata=[CARTRIDGE>> >S >>> ]][founditems] >>> [text]cartList=[cartList]+[CARTRIDGES][/text] >>> [/founditems] >>> [/search] >>> >>> [search >>> >db=TDC_Databases/TDC.db&woManufacturePartNumberdata=[cartList]&ManufacturerPa>> >r >>> >tNumberword=ww&allhit=1&asSORTORDERsort=1&max=20&startat=[url][startat][/url]>> >] >>> [founditems] >>> [sortorder] [title]
>>> [/foundItems] >>> [/search]
> >-- >************************************************************ > Apple Specialist > >Don Chatwin Phone: 800-645-2533 >T.D. Curran Inc. Fax: 360-594-3987 >800 Marine Drive email: don@tdcurran.com >Bellingham WA 98225 Web: http://www.tdcurran.com >************************************************************-- <= Brian C. Fries, BrainScan Software http://www.brainscansoftware.com =>------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://search.smithmicro.com/
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