Alright folks,

Here is a small chunk from my table:

NODE_104     NODE_2541    7682    61    7682    7653    32    61
NODE_2541     NODE_2313    61    189    1    30    160    189
NODE_2313     NODE_2855    189    61    160    189    1    30

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Col1:Query NODE

col2 Subject NODE

col3:length of Query string

col4:length of Subj string

Cil5:Query node from(maps on to subj node "from" what char)

col6:Query node to(maps on to subj node "to" what char)

col7:Subj node from(maps on to query node "from" what char)

col8:Subj node to(maps on to query node "to" what char)

------- NODE 104
      -------- NODE 2541
              ------- NODE 2313
                    -------- NODE 2855

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RESULTING TO |--------------------------|(merge of all the above nodes)

In reply to Re^2: Will hash of hashes work? by Anonymous Monk
in thread Will hash of hashes work? by Anonymous Monk

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