yo,
erick: thanks for the reply. yes, i was only meaning my own custom
fieldType. my bad on not sticking w my original example. i've been using
the StandardTokenizerFactory to break out the stream. While I understand
the tokenization/stream on paper, perhaps I'm not connecting all the dots I
need
Hi John - You can take more close look on different options with
WordDelimeterFilterFactory at
https://wiki.apache.org/solr/AnalyzersTokenizersTokenFilters#solr.WordDelimiterFilterFactory
to see if they meet your requirement and use Analysis tab in Solr Admin UI.
If still have question, you can sha
bq: Have now begun writing my own.
I hope by that you mean defining your own ,
at least until you're sure that none of the zillion things
you can do with an analysis chain don't suit your needs.
If you haven't already looked _seriously_ at the admin/analysis
page (you have to choose a core to hav
I had been using text_general at the time of my email's writing. Have tried
a couple of the other stock ones (text_en, text_en_splitting, _tight). Have
now begun writing my own. I began to wonder if simply doing one of the
above, such as text_general, with a fuzzy distance (probably just ~1) would
Likely you also have WordDelimiterFilterFactory in
your fieldType, that's what will split on alphanumeric
transitions.
So you should be able to use wildcards here, i.e. 1234L*
However, that'll only work if you have preserveOriginal set in
WordDelimiterFilterFactory in your indexing chain.
And ju
Hi there
I have a a catch all field called 'text' that I copy my item description,
manufacturer name, and the item's catalog number into. I'm having an issue
with keeping the broadness of the tokenizers in place whilst still allowing
some good precision in the case of very specific queries.
The r
