I Have A Large Database Of Resumes (Cv) And I Want Search Resume From My Database By Skills.

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I have a large database of resumes (CV) and i want search resume from my database by skills.
My database is large. All resumes are saved in binary format in my database. Whatever skill we enter, it should pass resumes related with that skill.
For e.g. If I enter C++ in that list then it should search and presnt that resume which has C++ skill.

Example:C++ Resume .
Find in document c++ and display list of

Posted 5-Nov-15 0:28am

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2015-11-05T00:44:00

The best way to do this is to manually enter the relevant skills into a table so that the resume is associated with a variety of skills:
Table - Clients

ID         Int with Identity, or Guid
Resume     Binary
other info on client.

Table - Skills

ID        Int with Identity, or Guid
Skill     Text

Table - ClientSkills

Id        Int with Identity, or Guid
ClientID  Foreign key to Clients table
SkillID   Foreign key of Skills table

So id you have "known" skills:
Skills:

1     C++
2     C#
3     VB
4     Cobol

And you have Clients

1     Resume.docx     Mike Smith
2     MyResume.docx   John Doe

Then you would have ClientSkills:

1     1     1
2     1     3
3     2     2
4     2     3

You then find all C++ programmers with a simple JOIN:

SQL

SELECT c.* FROM Clients c
JOIN ClientSkills cs ON cs.ClientID = c.ID
JOIN Skills s ON cs.SkillID = s.ID
WHERE s.Skill = 'C++'