Simple database question: tags

[william humphrey]

You are asking an interesting question. There is lots of information
on database design (which includes schema) but the type of database
design you want is more like what they do on the big search engines.
When google indexes everything and builds a table of keywords -- I
don't even know what they use...

Does anyone?

On 6/7/07, David Bovill <david at openpartnership.net> wrote:
> Going to have a go at knocking up a database for RevCode handlers - and I
> want to create a database schema for it. I know I want del.icio.us style
> tagging, and I'll be indexing them with the language terms used as well as
> keywords such as "html", "array", "outline" or "view" etc I'm thinking I
> need a database as I know I'll want to experiment a lot with searches -
> particularly for handlers with the highest hits... and that seems a bit
> hairy to do with arrays and memory based indexes?
>
> So the question is - is there a resource anyone knows of for database
> schema's - a sort of design pattern thing for databases for people like me
> that know a little but not enough to design one except by trial and error?
> Say for folksonomy tagging for a starter?
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