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This is the best reference I can give you.

 

http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.5/en/optimization-indexes.html

 

Indexing the tables makes searches much faster.

 

EXPLAIN

http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.5/en/explain.html

 

I feel MATCH AGAINST or even full text indexing also in booleon mode is much faster than LIKE when comes to searches.

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MySQL's full-text searching feature may be of interest to you.  Warning, it's very complicated.  If you need to be told how to set up your table for a simple LIKE match, match...against will be beyond your skill level at the moment.  Bookmark the URL though.

 

-Dan

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how do I reach the columns that are not full text?
Make them full text if you want to search them.

 

If you want to simply SELECT the ones that aren't fulltext, fulltext matching works on the WHERE condition.  You can easily say:

SELECT id, name FROM products WHERE MATCH(description) AGAINST('dog')

-Dan

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