finding WITH in documentation

[Netzmeister]

Hi,

I am wondering why I can't find anything if I use WITH as the search
expression in the online documentation, but get a big result list, if I
use WITH RECURSIVE ...

IMO the resulting list should be the same for both search expressions.

Andy ideas?

Cheers

Andy

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[Magnus Hagander-2]

On Fri, Jul 31, 2009 at 18:22, Andreas
Wenk<a.wenk@...> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am wondering why I can't find anything if I use WITH as the search
> expression in the online documentation, but get a big result list, if I use
> WITH RECURSIVE ...
>
> IMO the resulting list should be the same for both search expressions.
>
> Andy ideas?

I believe with is a stopword, since it's a very common word in
english. Your search for WITH RECURSIVE is turning into a search for
just RECURSIVE...

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[Netzmeister]

Magnus Hagander wrote:

> On Fri, Jul 31, 2009 at 18:22, Andreas
> Wenk<a.wenk@...> wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I am wondering why I can't find anything if I use WITH as the search
>> expression in the online documentation, but get a big result list, if I use
>> WITH RECURSIVE ...
>>
>> IMO the resulting list should be the same for both search expressions.
>>
>> Andy ideas?
>
> I believe with is a stopword, since it's a very common word in
> english. Your search for WITH RECURSIVE is turning into a search for
> just RECURSIVE...
>

argh ... note to myself: think before write

Thanks Magnus

Cheers

Andy

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