MySQL MATCH AGAINST query with long WHERE AND OR syntax? -


The following question is the way I am hoping:

  Select DISTINCT * mytable ('Elm') and color = 'red' or color = 'white' or color = 'blue'  

In contrast, where Milan (Stranum, Stranum, Stripam , Taunnam, Zip) I hope that returns more results than this - it is not limiting my results on 'Elm'.

If I remove the last line (and color ...), then I can see that my match is working only fine and actually is limited only to 'Elm'.

Do I need to do a subquarium or something to draw color content? The right syntax will really be helpful, thanks!

can be written as

 SELECT DISTINCT * My field from WHERE MATCH (STRANUM, STRANUM, STREET TYPE, TANNAM, ZIP) EX> 

Hope this helps.


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