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Hey Jason great post! Quick thing on the full text example you have: if you use plianto_tsquery it will split the words for you and add the AND. If you use phraseto_tsquery it will apply a positional argument (<->) instead of the &, which is great if you're looking for a name or place. The new websearch_to_tsquery (in PG 11) is a great general purpose query builder as well.
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Hey Jason great post! Quick thing on the full text example you have: if you use
plianto_tsqueryit will split the words for you and add the AND. If you usephraseto_tsqueryit will apply a positional argument (<->) instead of the &, which is great if you're looking for a name or place. The newwebsearch_to_tsquery(in PG 11) is a great general purpose query builder as well.