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Howto exclude words from search in Exponential?

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K259	Wednesday 20 July 2005 12:30:21 am The default search is indexing "and" etc., and if you have "php and mysql", the searchsystem in eZ is not splitting this up and look at "php and mysql" , but either "php" or "mysql", not both. Google is splitting up, and searching for words which contains both "php" and "mysql". Does anyone know what is standard in eZ? And how to exclude words like "and", so that the search will list results based on all the words the user enters`?

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Wednesday 20 July 2005 12:30:21 am

The default search is indexing "and" etc., and if you have "php and mysql", the searchsystem in eZ is not splitting this up and look at "php and mysql" , but either "php" or "mysql", not both.

Google is splitting up, and searching for words which contains both "php" and "mysql".

Does anyone know what is standard in eZ? And how to exclude words like "and", so that the search will list results based on all the words the user enters`?