4. Implement any search functionality other than SQL query joins, conditional queries

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how can we implement search functionality without using sqlqueries.???

Posted 22-Nov-09 22:15pm

m@s 2009

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AspDotNetDev · Answer 1 · 2009-11-22T22:23:00

This seems like a homework/interview question (what's with the number "4" in the title?). Anybody looking at it, I would not answer it. And to add to it, I just saw a question very much like this one like a day ago. Either two people are taking the same test, or the same person signed up using a different CP login.

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Found it:

http://www.codeproject.com/answers/44338/Implementing-search-functionality-other-than-SQL-q.aspx

Probably just the same person under a different account posting the same questions.