Neha:
You _really_ need to get familiar with the admin/analysis page in the
Solr admin UI. It shows you, step-by-step, what each tokenizer and
filter in your analysis chain does. It'll save you a world of pain :).
Best,
Erick
P.S. unless you care about a bunch of really gory detail, un-check the
Hi Neha,
There are a bunch of filters available and it wouldn't make sense to
suggest anything unless we know what's the intention. As they say, if you
don't know where you're going, any road will take you there.
If you want the most basic cases of being able to search for standard terms
in your
Hello Alex
Yes I reindex completely.
I am new to solr so donot have much idea of all the filters.Can u suggest
some filters which i can try?
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On Wed, Apr 30, 2014 at 1:29 PM, neha sinha wrote:
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I think combining NGrams with Porter filters, especially in that order
will do really weird things.
Have you tried using the Admin console? You really wa
Thanks Alexandre..but still that doesn't help me
I am doing keyword search for word "Ribbing" and i am getting those products
also which have "R-B" or "RB" word in some other field.But when i am doing
search for "Ribbin" i am getting correct search results.
My field type is textfield.Please find
Can't figure out the exact question. Need more specific example.
However, if you look in Solr 4 Admin panel, there is analysis screen
that shows you how the text is analyzed during indexing and during
search. Putting your words there will show you the effect of various
components in your type defin