Hi Deepak,
As Hoss explains it, there wouldn't be any effect of changing the order of
individual search terms.
In addition, you could look at the Scoring algo:
http://lucene.apache.org/core/2_9_4/scoring.html#Algorithm,
http://lucene.apache.org/core/2_9_4/api/core/org/apache/lucene/search/package
: while the results would be identical irrespective of the order in which you
: AND
: A, B and C, will the response times of the following queries differ in any
: way?
:
: C && B && A
: A && B && C
The queries won't be *cached* the same at the solr level, because the
BooleanQuery generated by t
Does the order of fields matter in a lucene query?
For instance,
q = A && B && C
Lets say A appears in a million documents, B in 1, C in 1000.
while the results would be identical irrespective of the order in which you
AND
A, B and C, will the response times of the following queries differ
