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How to reset stop words in MYSQL?

I want to reset stop word list in mysql for FULLTEXT search. I have installed WAMP Server in my system which have phpmyadmin to access mysql. But I dont know how to reset stop word in phpmyadmin. Can anyone please tell me how to do that.

I also http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/server-system-variables.html#sysvar_ft_stopword_file read this link but don't know ho wto use this ???

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djmzfKnm Avatar asked Apr 28 '09 07:04

djmzfKnm


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I assume you're using WampServer.

Click the tray icon, select MySQL, then click my.ini. The configuration file will open in notepad. Go to the end of the file and add this line (after the port line):

 ft_stopword_file=''

to disable stop words. If you want to use custom stop-word file, replace that line with:

ft_stopword_file='path/to/stopword_file.txt'

(set the path of the stopword file, of course).

After setting that line, save the configuration file (File -> Save). Then click the tray icon, select MySQL, then Service, then click Restart Service.

To Ensure that your configuration is done correctly, open phpMyAdmin in the browser, click on the Variables tab at the top, then find ft stopword file and see the values that is set to it.

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Aziz Avatar answered Oct 05 '22 23:10

Aziz