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Recursive Database Search Script

Asked by phenixfilms in PHP Scripting Language

I'm working on this project that developes a complete web-site from an
Access database.  Php queries the database and passes the content to a
flash file via xml.

Because the site is completely database driven the complete site
search engine is not as easy as searching though the content found on
every page and returning the page title when the string is found.

The database contains about fifteen tables, and on average 10 columns
to each table.  I am trying to develope a script that can easily
search through each table and each cell of the database and return to
the table and specified cells upon finding the query string.

So if the user searched for "engineering"  The script might return an
array of:

services (Table Name), 121 (ID), Our engineering department...(breif
text)

At the moment I need am creating SQL statments for every table and
every cell.  It is quit lengthly and I can't image it is very nice on
the server.

Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.

Again I'm using PHP4 and ACCESS.  SQL is using and ODBC Connection to
query the database.

Thanks in advance.
Nathan Leggatt
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