though the index is sure to have several words including 3 of the words. 2
words are ok but more than 3 words resulted zero. Why is happens?
Best,
Michael Ludwig-4 wrote:
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> akinori schrieb:
>> I indexed English dictionary to solr.
>> When I search "apple juice" for
this? I think I have to understand the analyzer. Could
anyone navigate me?
Akinori
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Erik Hatcher wrote:
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> Add &debugQuery=true and look at the enlightening scoring explanations.
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> Erik
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> On Jun 19, 2009, at 11:23 AM, akinori wrote:
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>> I am straggling with search result order of Solr.
>>
If you first indexed "Apple" and then "apple", then a search for
"apple" will first return "Apple", followed by "apple". I am assuming you
are not sorting the results, but maybe you are?
Otis
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Sorry below is full "schema.xml"
I am straggling with search result order of Solr.
I indexed a English-certain language dictionary to Solr.
Then below is the result of query="apple" and I am confused with this. Why
doesn't "apple" come first and then Apple ?
I'd like to have your suggestion to fix this to more. I am really stres