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| Generates SQL Queries which allows boolean searches using the MySQL LIKE statement. Search syntax is very similar to that of popular search engines. Use "+", "-", "|" and "quoted words" to resemble AND, NOT, OR, and Phrase Searches. Search across different columns, tables and databases. Easy to implement a powerful search engine within minutes. Works on all versions of PERL and MySQL. This system has been proven to produce better search results anytime. |
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| Fast script designed for plain text database searching. Uses binary index to search in databases with 50-100 thousand records. |
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| SQL Query Parser for Microsoft SQL Server database will accept input keywords and construct the SQL "LIKE" query to be run against the database software. Use "+", "-", "|" to search compulsory words, alternative words and also exclusion words. Allows searching for a phrase by accepting enquoted words. Similar to the standards used by major search engines. |
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| Let a visitor check a word's definition or the other way round. Words can be categorized. Images are optional. C/w admin interface. |
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| eDB is a very simple - but nonetheless quite flexible - collection of Perl CGI scripts to perform searches on a small flat-file database. eDB supports a system of HTML templates for displaying search results that makes it very easy for a casual webmaster to set up a nice interface for a Web-based database. eDB requires the CGI.pm module. |
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| This program takes the form input of a Bible reference, interprets the Bible Book name, chapter number and verse and sends the user to that book, chapter and verse on the web site. |
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| VocabSearch allows you to make up a list of vocabulary words and their definitions so that your students can look them up online. A student enters a word into the form, and the program will display all entries containing that word with all occurrences of the word in strong text. Comes with HTML forms for searching for terms, as well as for adding and deleting terms. Other possible uses include having your students create an annotated bibliography, where, for example, the Author's name and other information could be entered in the "term" field, and the information about the publication entered in the "definition" field. This would give you an online, searchable database. You can also give your students access to the "Add word" page, and build a collaborative database of terms and definitions that all students can benefit from. You might also use something like this to publish reviews, faculty information, etc. |
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| smc SiteSearch is a fast, efficient and flexible search engine, easy to configure for web sites or databases alike. smc SiteSearch works with multiple search criteria and nearly unlimited database capacities using simple delimited ASCII data files. It is also completely modular in design, allowing search scenarios as basic as a one line form to advanced, multiple search pages spanning your site. Fast and accurate searches are run from a small, but powerful 'smart' algorithm that has proven efficient on 10 items or 6000 items. |
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| dbSearch allows users to conduct keyword searches on a plain text database (tab/comma/etc - delimited file) by selected fields. You can control what fields should be searchable, search options for any specific field and output format. It can also create a log of what exactly people are searching on your site. In addition, dbSearch1.2 lets you search unlimited number of databases and format search results output page differently for each database. |
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