ah, great thought. didn't even think of that. we already have a couple
ngram-based fields. will send over to the stakeholder who was attempting
this.
thanks!
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John Blythe
On Sun, Sep 9, 2018 at 11:31 PM Erick Erickson
wrote:
> First of all, wildcards are evil. Be sure that the reason people
First of all, wildcards are evil. Be sure that the reason people are
using wildcards wouldn't be better served by proper tokenizing,
perhaps something like stemming etc.
Assuming that wildcards must be handled though, there are two main strategies:
1> if you want to use leading wildcards, look at
hi all. we just migrated to cloud on friday night (woohoo!). everything is
looking good (great!) overall. we did, however, just run into a hiccup.
running a query like this got us a 504 gateway time-out error:
**some* *foo* *bar* *query**
it was about 6 partials with encapsulating wildcards that
