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Exploring Full-Text Search Capabilities in DuckDB

By

ethagnawl

1mo ago· 9 min readen

Summary

A follow-up technical blog post exploring advanced full-text search capabilities in DuckDB, an in-process SQL OLAP database management system. The author discusses how to go beyond basic text queries to enable powerful search across datasets like historical publications or email archives. Written by Pete Doherty, a NYC-based software developer, the post builds on his earlier introduction to DuckDB.

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The basic DuckDB workflow of making a data source quickly and easily discoverable is incredibly powerful … but there are limits.
Some use cases, like searching the contents of historical publications or a tranche of emails would be constrained by basic text queries.
I'm interested in exploring some of the more powerful DuckDB features
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Pete Doherty is a NYC based software developer

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