Hi Shubham,
In other words, *you specify a large positionIncrementGap to make sure that
your queries don't match across multiple values of a field*.
For example, for a query like title:"paper plate making machine", you don't
want it to match with doc having two values for title:"paper plate",
"ma
I really don’t understand the question. The field has to be multiValued, but
there’s no other restriction. It’s all about whether a document you input has
the same field name specified more than once, i.e. is multiValued. That’s why
the example I gave has
sentence one
sentence two
sentenc
Hi Erick
Thanks for reply and your example is very helpful.
But i think we can only use this attribute if we are getting data from a
single field
which has the copy of all data from every field.
Please correct me if i am wrong.
Thanks for your great support.
Shubham
On Thu, Oct 17, 2019 at 5:56
First, it only counts if you add multiple entries for the field. Consider the
following
a b c
def
where the field has a positionIncrementGap of 100. The term positions of the
entries are
a:1
b:2
c:3
d:103
e:104
f:105
Now consider the doc where there’s only one field:
a b c d e f
T
Hi Community
I am a beginner in solr and i am trying to understand the working of
positionIncrementGap but i am still not clear how it exactly works for the
phrase queries and general queires.
Can somebody please help me to understand this with the help fo an
example ?
Any help will be apprecia
