Sorry, I was hurrying before class (training to get a service dog).
I use the DisMax handler, which can expand a query to go against
multiple fields. The per-field analysis applies at both index and
query time, so the exact field does not have stopwords removed.
Very helpful for queries like "Being
, May 14, 2008 1:54:15 PM
> Subject: Re: Stop words and exact phrase
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>
> Hi wunder,
>
> Thanks for your response. I am still a little confused. Solr's analysis page
> shows that the stop word is removed from the query - its got nothing to do
> with the indexing imo.
>
Hi wunder,
Thanks for your response. I am still a little confused. Solr's analysis page
shows that the stop word is removed from the query - its got nothing to do
with the indexing imo.
If indexing has removed the stop words then I should not get any results
right? But I get the results with the
Try creating a separate field that does not remove stopwords,
populating that with and configuring the phrase
queries to go against that field instead.
I do something similar. For both regular and phrase queries,
we have a stemmed and stopped field and another field with
neither. The "exact" fiel
