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A few years ago I modified the search.asp page to perform faster for SQL Server DBs. It worked better than the default search page, even if it still was slow for big Dbs.
Well, I found a way to improve performance a bit more, so I've updated the file for download. I also found that the page also works with MySQL DBs, for MySQL versions that support UNION queries (SQL 4.1 or later).
This file seems pretty fast, must say it even surprised myself and it does not use full text searching. It is based on a Snitz 3.4.05 search.asp page, but can be used with all 3.4 versions, AFAIK.
In order to get more performance, the replies per topic value must be accurate, for each topic. If it's not, which should unusual, some topics may be missing from the result set.
This new version adds paging both for SQL Server and MySQL, to avoid response.buffer full errors, when the result set is large.
My tests seem to indicate that the improvement in performance, specially for MySQL, is remarkable.
The new file can be downloaded here. Be sure to backup your existing page, to have it at hand if needed.
For support, please post in the Mod Implemantation Forum.
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Well, I found a way to improve performance a bit more, so I've updated the file for download. I also found that the page also works with MySQL DBs, for MySQL versions that support UNION queries (SQL 4.1 or later).
This file seems pretty fast, must say it even surprised myself and it does not use full text searching. It is based on a Snitz 3.4.05 search.asp page, but can be used with all 3.4 versions, AFAIK.
In order to get more performance, the replies per topic value must be accurate, for each topic. If it's not, which should unusual, some topics may be missing from the result set.
This new version adds paging both for SQL Server and MySQL, to avoid response.buffer full errors, when the result set is large.
My tests seem to indicate that the improvement in performance, specially for MySQL, is remarkable.
The new file can be downloaded here. Be sure to backup your existing page, to have it at hand if needed.
For support, please post in the Mod Implemantation Forum.
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