On Thu, Nov 4, 2010 at 4:58 PM, Stephen Powis wrote:
> What is the likelihood of this being included in the next release/bug fix
> version of Solr?
In this case, not likely. It will have to wait for Solr 4.0
> Are there docs available online with basic information
> about rolling our own build o
Wildcard queries, especially a wildcard query with a wildcard both
_before_ and _after_, are going to be fairly slow for Solr to process,
anyhow. (In fact, for some reason I thought wildcards weren't even
supported both before and after, just one or the other).
Still, it's a bug in lucene, it
Looking at the JIRA issue, looks like there's been a new patch related to
this. This is good news! We've re-written a portion of our web app to use
Solr instead of mysql. This part of our app allows clients to construct
rules to match data within their account, and automatically apply actions to
On Thu, Nov 4, 2010 at 1:44 AM, Stephen Powis wrote:
> I want to return any first name with a Question Mark in it
> Query: first_name: *\?*
>
There is no way to escape the metacharacters * or ? for a wildcard
query (regardless of queryparser, even if you write your own).
See https://issues.apache
Have you tried encoding it with %3F?
firstname:*%3F*
On 2010-11-04, at 1:44 AM, Stephen Powis wrote:
> I'm having difficulty properly escaping ? in my search queries. It seems as
> tho it matches any character.
>
> Some info, a simplified schema and query to explain the issue I'm having.
> I'm
I'm having difficulty properly escaping ? in my search queries. It seems as
tho it matches any character.
Some info, a simplified schema and query to explain the issue I'm having.
I'm currently running solr1.4.1
Schema:
I want to return any first name with a Question Mark in it
Query: first_
