Hey everyone thanks for the help, it seems to be working this am after
a restart & reindex (maybe I was just too sleepy last night), and
using field type of text_ws.
Im curios about the pro's and cons of Michel's approach below, this
seems like another good way to do it, is there any differ
Hi Joel,
If you intend querying for the TITLE which starts with specifics letters, I
have another solution which seems to be easier, since you don't need a
specific field for the first letter.
1. Create a new type in your schema.xml using the following analyzer
On Wed, 28 Oct 2009 19:20:37 -0400
Joel Nylund wrote:
> Well I tried removing those 2 letters from stopwords, didnt seem to
> help, I also tried changing the field type to "text_ws", didnt seem to
> work. Any other ideas?
Hi Joel,
if your stop word filter was applied on index, you will have
>
> Any ideas, are S and T special chars in query for solr?
>
Nope, they are NOT. My guess is that
- You are using a "text" type field for firstLetterTitle which has the
stopword filter applied to it.
- Your "stopwords.txt" file contains the characters "s" and "t" because
of which the
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> Well I tried removing those 2 letters from stopwords, didnt seem to
> help, I also tried changing the field type to &q
Joel, did you restart tomcat? Need to restart each time you change schema.xml.
bern
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Well I tried
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Thanks Bern, now that you mention it they are in there, I assume if I
remove them it will work, but I probably dont want to do that right?
Is there a way for this p
Well I tried removing those 2 letters from stopwords, didnt seem to
help, I also tried changing the field type to "text_ws", didnt seem to
work. Any other ideas?
thanks
Joel
On Oct 28, 2009, at 6:42 PM, Martijn v Groningen wrote:
I think that is not a problem, because your are only storing
I think that is not a problem, because your are only storing one
character per field. There are other text field types that do not have
the stop word filter, so give your first letter field that field type.
In this way stopword filter analyser is only disabled for searches on
the first letter field
Thanks Bern, now that you mention it they are in there, I assume if I
remove them it will work, but I probably dont want to do that right?
Is there a way for this particular query to ignore stopwords
thanks
Joel
On Oct 28, 2009, at 6:20 PM, Bernadette Houghton wrote:
Hi Joel, I had a similar
Hi Joel, I had a similar issue the other day; in my case the solution turned
out to be that the letters were stopwords. Don't know if this is your answer,
but worth checking.
Bern
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