Hi Jack
I have updated the query correctly.
Please have a look
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Hi Jack
I have updated the query correctly.
Please have a look
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Thank you very much for the reply.
I made a mistake. Following is the query. Please have a look at it and let
me know how this works internally. I am new to Solr and I am trying to
understand how this works. This is something already there in the project I
am working
query=testuser.lastn...@hotm
fq stands for filter queries, not field queries. It must be a query that will
limit your result
and it is not responsible for scoring, so field^1.0 is invalid here.
The order of execution is that query q will be run against results of fq.
For example
q=samplestring1 & fq: samplestring2
will fir
A couple of preliminary comments...
1. fq stands for "filter query", not "Field Query".
2. Filter queries simply limit the documents that the underlying query can
match, but don't affect relevancy of any documents, so the boost factors you
have specified in the fq will simply be ignored.
3.
