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  1. Hey guys, i am trying to implement this piece of code around a full text search but i havent worked with them before. I want that the user doesnt have to enter all of the keyword entered, so they can type half the keyword and it will still display the result. This is what i have so far! public function fetchAllByDescription($description){ $db = Zend_Db_Table::getDefaultAdapter(); $statement_front = "SELECT * FROM p2_parts p INNER JOIN p2_parts_category c ON p.partNumber = c.partNumber WHERE"; $sql = $statement_front." p.description LIKE '%{$description}%' OR c.category LIKE '%{$description}%' LIMIT 200"; $select = $db->query($sql); $results = $select->fetchAll(); if (0 == count($results)) { return; } $products = array(); foreach($results as $r) { if(isset($r['ID'])){ $products[] = $this->find($r['ID']); } } return $products; } Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
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