clico wrote:
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> clico wrote:
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>> clico wrote:
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>>> That's not a pb
>>> I want to use that in order to drill down a tree
>>>
>>>
>>> Christian Zambrano wrote:
Clico,
Because you are doing a wildcard query, the token 'AMERICA' will not be
analyzed
clico wrote:
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> clico wrote:
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>> That's not a pb
>> I want to use that in order to drill down a tree
>>
>>
>> Christian Zambrano wrote:
>>>
>>> Clico,
>>>
>>> Because you are doing a wildcard query, the token 'AMERICA' will not be
>>> analyzed at all. This means that 'AMERICA*' w
clico wrote:
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> That's not a pb
> I want to use that in order to drill down a tree
>
>
> Christian Zambrano wrote:
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>> Clico,
>>
>> Because you are doing a wildcard query, the token 'AMERICA' will not be
>> analyzed at all. This means that 'AMERICA*' will NOT match 'america'.
>>
>> On
That's not a pb
I want to use that in order to drill down a tree
Christian Zambrano wrote:
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> Clico,
>
> Because you are doing a wildcard query, the token 'AMERICA' will not be
> analyzed at all. This means that 'AMERICA*' will NOT match 'america'.
>
> On 10/07/2009 12:30 PM, Avlesh Singh w
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On 10/7/09, clico wrote:
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> Hello
> I have a pb trying to retrieve a tree with facet use
>
> I 've got a field location_field
> Each doc in my index has a location_field
>
> Location field can be
> continent/country/city
>
>
> I have 2 queries:
>
> http://server/solr//select?fq=(location_
Clico,
Because you are doing a wildcard query, the token 'AMERICA' will not be
analyzed at all. This means that 'AMERICA*' will NOT match 'america'.
On 10/07/2009 12:30 PM, Avlesh Singh wrote:
I have no idea what "pb" mean but this is what you probably want -
fq=(location_field:(NORTH AMERICA
I have no idea what "pb" mean but this is what you probably want -
fq=(location_field:(NORTH AMERICA*))
Cheers
Avlesh
On Wed, Oct 7, 2009 at 10:40 PM, clico wrote:
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> Hello
> I have a pb trying to retrieve a tree with facet use
>
> I 've got a field location_field
> Each doc in my index has a
