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The vBulletin software specifically states that making the search criteria smaller results in database performance problems. I think it has to do with how the database is indexed.

I agree that two letter searches are good for this site and will try again.... this weekend and see if it works! I forgot to 'reindex' the search database after changing the minimum search length to two.... we will see what happens ....


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OK, seems to work after rebuilding the database index...... and the size is much bigger, as one would guess......

Let's stick with the 'two letter' search for a while and see how it does......

Thanks for the good suggestion.
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Thanks to all, and especially you NEO.

now that we figured out that we can search for 2 letters, how about 1?


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Hmm.. and how many one-letter unix commands are there..?

And besides, I'm sure that would kill the system... imagine looking for the letter 'a'... you'd get every post on the site
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now that we figured out that we can search for 2 letters, how about 1?
We are investigating a new plugin for a zero letter search. The user simply 'thinks' the query ... enters nothing ... hits return ... and then relevant matches appear.

As soon as we get it working, will post a formal announcement
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We are investigating a new plugin for a zero letter search. The user simply 'thinks' the query ... enters nothing ... hits return ... and then relevant matches appear.

As soon as we get it working, will post a formal announcement
Is this part of the `.*` zero or more character search initiative?
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