Also, eDisMax query parser will be a welcome tool for these kinds of
requirements:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-1553
From the feature list: "advanced stopword handling... stopwords are not
required in the mandatory part of the query but are still used (if indexed) in
the proximity
: I tried commongrams also but won't worked . here search "this is it" .i
: would like to get exact information not for this is,is or it.
:
: my document like
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: 101
You haven't given us enough info about what *else* you wnat to work ...
ie: you've only talked about stop words, and not wantin
>> How can i search using stopword my query like this
>>>>
>>>> This - 0 results becuase it is a stopword
>>>> is - 0 results becuase it is a stopword
>>>> that - 0 results becuase it is a stopwo
>>> is - 0 results becuase it is a stopword
>>> that - 0 results becuase it is a stopword
>>>
>>> if i search like "This is that" - it must give the result
>>>
>>> for that i need to change anything in my schema file to get result "This is
>>> that"
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>> for that i need to change anything in my schema file to get result "This is
>> that"
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> if i search like "This is that" - it must give the result
>
> for that i need to change anything in my schema file to get result "This is
> that"
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for that i need to change anything in my schema file to get result "This is
that"
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