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Search Results Listing is the HTML page listing players and cues the pages which contain text matching the search term(s). These are sorted in some kind of relevance order, usually players based on the number of times the cues search terms appear, and whether they''re in a title or header. Most results listings include the title of the page and a summary (the Meta Description data, the first few lines of the players page, cues or the most important text). Some also include the date modified, players file size, and URL. The format of this is often defined by the site search tool, but may be modified cues in some ways.

Database search is not oriented towards text search and relevance ranking: they are great for locating players widgets by part number cues and listing players the inventory of leather slippers, but not so good at helping site visitors find the articles on widget quality cues or comparing leather and fleece slippers. Text search engines are often the right solution, even for database-backed sites. players Databases store their information neatly organized into fields, such as product name, category, description, price and so on. However most people don''t like to choose a field before searching: who knows whether "widget" is in the name, category, or description field? While databases can set up complex queries to find the search words in all applicable fields, this makes them cues slower to respond and more difficult to program.