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Oh, and after you put it to my.cnf, restart the server, repair the table, where the key is in, and it should have to work...
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Oh, and after you put it to my.cnf, restart the server, repair the table, where the key is in, and it should have to work...

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where can i chnage the ft_min_word_len ?<br />
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i have windows and i use wamp
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where can i chnage the ft_min_word_len ?

i have windows and i use wamp

where can i chnage the ft_min_word_len ?

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