It looks like something in your query analyzer chain is turning the
wildcard operators '*' into the word 'star' - maybe you need to dig into
your analyzers, synonym lists etc. and see where this is happening. The
admin/analysis panel that Erick suggests lets you enter data and see
what happens
Can I get some traction on to this??
--Yaswanth
On Wed, Jun 24, 2020 at 2:18 PM yaswanth kumar
wrote:
> Thanks Erick,
>
> I have now added &debug=query and found a diff between old solr and new
> solr
>
> new solr (8.2) which is not giving results is as follows
>
> "debug":{
> "rawquerystri
Thanks Erick,
I have now added &debug=query and found a diff between old solr and new solr
new solr (8.2) which is not giving results is as follows
"debug":{
"rawquerystring":"*:*",
"querystring":"*:*",
"parsedquery":"MatchAllDocsQuery(*:*)",
"parsedquery_toString":"*:*",
"ex
You need to do several things to track down why.
First, use something (admin UI, terms query, etc) to see
exactly what’s in your index. The admin/analysis screen is useful here.
Second, aldd &debug=query to the query on both machines and
see what the actual parsed query looks like.
Comparing tho
"nsallschools":["BostonSchool"]
That's how the data is stored against the field.
We have a functionality where we can do "Starts with, Contains, Ends with";
Also if you look at the above schema we are using
Also the strange part is that its working fine in Solr 5.5 b
I don’t know your data, but could it be that you tokenize differently ?
Why do you do the wildcard search at all? Maybe a different tokenizing strategy
can bring you more effieciently results? Depends on what you need to achieve of
course ...
> Am 24.06.2020 um 05:37 schrieb yaswanth kumar :
>
