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* {sqlpp} uses escaped path names, whereas full-text indexes flatten the field names.
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* {sqlpp} uses array subscripts to identify array objects, for example `f1.arr1[0].b`; whereas full-text indexes ignore subscripts, for example `f1.arr1.b`.
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* {sqlpp} uses array subscripts to identify array objects, for example `1.arr1[0].b`; whereas full-text indexes ignore subscripts, for example `f1.arr1.b`.
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This means full-text indexes cannot uniquely identify the path.
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* In {sqlpp}, data can be compared across data types.
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Assuming that there is no search function in the query predicate, there are two ways to specify that you would like to use a full-text index with a {sqlpp} query:
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* Use the `USING FTS` hint in the {sqlpp} query.
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* Use the `USE FTS` hint in the {sqlpp} query.
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For full details, refer to {index-type}[USE Clause].
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* Set the `use_fts` request-level parameter to `true`.
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