Match string using Sorted Character ..?.

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Hi,
today M here to to learn how to match string using sorted list ...

i have one DB and one of textbox ...

full string (My Name Is RK)
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Sorted Db :
column 1 - column 2
[1] How - How r u .. ?
[2] My - My Name Is Rk
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How To search Full string (Column 2)
by Using Sorted List (Column 1)

If Column 1(item) exist Search Column 2 (item)

M trying to search fastest as possible and i guess this is the only way ....

Thnxxs in Advance

Posted 3-Jul-15 1:53am

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OriginalGriff 31-Jul-15 6:51am

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CPallini · Answer 1 · 2015-07-31T00:56:00

I guess you cannot make such assumptions on speeding up the search in a database (database engines already provide their own mechanism for speeding up such things).
I would suggest you to perform a test, in order to establish if performance of a simple query is acceptable.
Then if you really need better performances you could try to tune your database (e.g. using indices).