I have 100K datas in my mysql database, I want to search a query in it. I removed stop-words and splitted it into an array of keywords and stored in a variable ie $key[0],$key[1],$key[2].I am using the following query
SELECT *
FROM `table`
WHERE (`column` LIKE '%$key1%'
OR `column` LIKE '%$key2%'
OR `column` LIKE '%$key3%');
is any other faster ways to do the same.
you can do something like this
SELECT *
FROM table
WHERE colomn REGEXP '$key1|$key2|$key3'
etc etc so instead of creating your array as a comma separated list of key words do it as a pipe separated list and then just push the string into your regex too this is simply an example
The only way to speed up queries like this is to use full-text searching. LIKE '%string%' can't be optimized with normal indexes, because they use B-trees that depend on matching the prefix of the string being searched for. Since your pattern begins with a wildcard, the index doesn't help.
Another solution is to normalize your database. Don't put the keywords all in one column, put them in another table, with a foreign key to this table and a row for each FK+keyword. Then you can use a join to match the keywords.
Also, you're using the wrong type of quotes around your column names. They should be backticks, not single quotes.
SELECT *, only select what you need.% and add an indexcolumn