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Sent: Friday, January 23, 2015 9:57 PM
To: solr-user@lucene.apache.org
Subject: Re: Solr regex query help
Right. As I mentioned on the original JIRA, the regex match is happening on
_terms_.
You are conflating the original input (the entire field) with the individual
terms that the regex is
If you make your field type "string" the regex may work as expected.
But as others said, splitting into separate fields is likely more flexible.
Erik
> On Jan 23, 2015, at 23:58, Arumugam, Suresh wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> We have indexed the documents to Solr & not able to query using t
When I first read your post I thought this example had something to do with
"pipe", but now I realize that "::PIPE::" is simply a symbolic
representation of what we software people call a "pipe", namely the
vertical bar character used as a field separator. Usually, terms and tokens
are all of the s
Right. As I mentioned on the original JIRA, the regex match is happening on
_terms_.
You are conflating the original input (the entire field) with the
individual terms that the
regex is applied to.
I suggest that you look at the admin/analysis page. There you'll see the
terms that are
indexed and
Hi All,
We have indexed the documents to Solr & not able to query using the Regex.
Our data looks like as below in a Text Field, which is indexed using the
ClassicTokenizer.
1b ::PIPE:: 04/14/2014 ::PIPE:: 01:32:48 ::PIPE:: BMC
Power/Reset action ::PIPE:: Delayed shutdown time
