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Hmmm... I am having an issue...

 

SELECT * FROM `questions` q LEFT JOIN `categories` c ON (q.category = c.id)
WHERE
MATCH(q.`question`) AGAINST ('$q' IN BOOLEAN MODE)

 

I have 2 similar rows:

- What does HTML stand for?

- What does DNA stand for?

 

When I run the above query where $q = 'What does DNA stand for?'

 

It says the best row result is the 'What does HTML stand for?' row, why is it choosing the first row, when the second row is the EXACT same thing as the query string and the first row is not?

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