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DA Morgan
 
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Default Re: 0 results found. Did you mean "***"? - 02-12-2008 , 05:35 PM






Marten Lehmann wrote:
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Guess you have to compare the number of exact matches to
the number of fuzzy matches.

Well, but how do I find out the fuzzy matches? How do I know that there
is "oscar" which is similar to "oskar"?

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Marten
You are probably referring to SOUNDEX
http://www.psoug.org/reference/string_func.html#sfsd

But also look at Oracle Text and the UTL_MATCH package:
http://www.psoug.org/reference/utl_match.html
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Default Re: 0 results found. Did you mean "***"? - 02-13-2008 , 01:11 PM






Hello,

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But also look at Oracle Text and the UTL_MATCH package:
http://www.psoug.org/reference/utl_match.html
that looks interesting, thanks!

Regards
Marten


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Default Re: 0 results found. Did you mean "***"? - 02-13-2008 , 01:11 PM



Hello,

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But also look at Oracle Text and the UTL_MATCH package:
http://www.psoug.org/reference/utl_match.html
that looks interesting, thanks!

Regards
Marten


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Default Re: 0 results found. Did you mean "***"? - 02-13-2008 , 01:11 PM



Hello,

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But also look at Oracle Text and the UTL_MATCH package:
http://www.psoug.org/reference/utl_match.html
that looks interesting, thanks!

Regards
Marten


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Marten Lehmann
 
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Default Re: 0 results found. Did you mean "***"? - 02-13-2008 , 01:11 PM



Hello,

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But also look at Oracle Text and the UTL_MATCH package:
http://www.psoug.org/reference/utl_match.html
that looks interesting, thanks!

Regards
Marten


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