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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<test>

<name>min_word_len vs tail of the query</name>

<config>
indexer
{
	mem_limit		= 16M
}

searchd
{
	<searchd_settings/>
}

source srctest
{
	type			= mysql
	<sql_settings/>

	sql_query		= SELECT * FROM test_table
}

index test
{
	source			= srctest
	path			= <data_path/>/test
	<Dynamic>
	<Variant></Variant>
	<Variant>exceptions	= synonyms.txt</Variant>
	</Dynamic>

    <Dynamic>
      <Variant>	min_word_len = 3 </Variant>
      <Variant>	min_word_len = 4 </Variant>
      <Variant>	min_word_len = 5 </Variant>
    </Dynamic>

    <Dynamic>
      <Variant>	min_prefix_len = 3 </Variant>
      <Variant>	min_prefix_len = 4 </Variant>
      <Variant>	min_prefix_len = 5 </Variant>
    </Dynamic>
}
</config>

<sphqueries>
<sphinxql>select * from test where match('@(author) luther @(title) ccc')</sphinxql>
</sphqueries>

<db_create>
CREATE TABLE `test_table`
(
	`document_id` int(11) NOT NULL default '0',
	`author` varchar(255) NOT NULL default '',
	`title` varchar(255) NOT NULL default ''
)
</db_create>

<db_drop>
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `test_table`
</db_drop>

<db_insert>
INSERT INTO `test_table` VALUES
( 1,  'luther', 'a' ),
( 2,  'luther', 'bb' ),
( 3,  'luther', 'ccc' ),
( 4,  'luther', 'dddd' ),
( 5,  'luther', 'eeeee' ),
( 6,  'luther', 'ffffff' ),
( 7,  'luther', 'ggggggg' ),
( 8,  'luther', 'hello world' ),
( 9,  'luther', 'hello a world' ),
( 10, 'luther', 'hello aa world' ),
( 11, 'luther', 'hello aaa world' ),
( 12, 'luther', 'hello aaaa world' ),
( 13, 'luther', 'hello aaaaa world' ),
( 14, 'luther', 'hello me world' ),
( 15, 'luther', 'hello two world' ),
( 16, 'luther', 'hello four world' )
</db_insert>

</test>