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that it is a document field in your index.
-- Jack Krupansky
-Original Message-
From: newBie88
Sent: Monday, July 21, 2014 1:13 PM
To: solr-user@lucene.apache.org
Subject: Re: Solr schema.xml query analyser
My apologies Jack. But there was a mistake in my question.
I actually switc
My apologies Jack. But there was a mistake in my question.
I actually switched "query" and "textExactMatch" in my question.
I would be really helpful if you could have a look at the scenario once
again:
My task is to provide a match when the search term contains the indexed
field.
For example:
Subject: Re: Solr schema.xml query analyser
Thanks Jack for the reply.
I did not mention the query time analyzer in my post because I wasn't sure
what should be put there.
With regards to your reply, If I put the query term in quotes, would I get a
match for the following:
Indexed field value
Thanks Jack for the reply.
I did not mention the query time analyzer in my post because I wasn't sure
what should be put there.
With regards to your reply, If I put the query term in quotes, would I get a
match for the following:
Indexed field value: foo bar
Query term: foo bar xyz/xyz foo bar
If you don't specify a "query" analyzer, Solr will use the "index" analyzer
at query time.
But... at query time there is something called a "query parser" which
typically breaks the query into separate terms, delimited by white space,
and then calls the analyzer for each term, separately.
Yo
