: The other would be to somehow control the scores of each id. So a document
: with 2 ids matching should be worth more then the document with only 1 id
: matching (This is how it works now) but a document with 7 ids matching
: shouldn't be worth more, or at least not a lot more, then a document t
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On Tue, Aug 3, 2010 at 3:16 PM, oleg.gnatovskiy wrote:
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> Sorry guess I messed up my example query. The query should look like this:
>
> name:pizza AND id:(10 OR 20 OR 30)
>
> Thus if I do name:pizza^10 AND id:(10 OR 20 OR 30)^0 wouldn't a document
> that has all the ids (10,20, and 30) still com
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On Tue, Aug 3, 2010 at 2:42 PM, oleg.gnatovskiy wrote:
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> Oh sorry guys, I didn't correctly submit my original post to the mailing
> list. The original message was this:
> "
> Hello all. We are having some trouble with queries similar to the type shown
> below:
>
> name: pizza OR (id:10 OR id:20
in advance for any assistance you might be able to offer.
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I checked the explain query.
What happens is that the sums of all the hits on ID are added up. Is there a
way to only grab the first score?
Thanks.
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