How can I use the MATCH() function with a declared variable string in a MySQL dataflow?

JacobFolsom
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edited March 14 in SQL DataFlows

I am looking for assistance in determining how to use the value of a string variable to DECLARE a persistent variable AS a STRING that can be passed into the MATCH() function in MySQL transform.

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  • JacobFolsom
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    The solution here requires using the SQL transform instead of the Table transform option in MySQL flows with a few steps below. Disclaimer: I would probably solve this in other ways, but to answer the specific question gives some detail on how stored procedures work in MySQL flows.

    Step 1: Write a SQL Transform to add a FULLTEXT index to the column you need to match. In this sample, I want to search the column customerName. (This is a required index type for the match function to properly evaluate.)

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    Step 2: Write a SQL Transform with a stored procedure declaring your variable

    This step creates a procedure, declares a variable, and creates a table output that can be referenced later

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    Step 3: Write a SQL Transform to call the procedure

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    Step 4: Write a Table Transform or Output by selecting from the table created in the procedure.

    Notice that the variable declared 'justin' properly fed into the MATCH()

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