Great, that worked. Thanks Ray and Emir for the solutions.
On 9/16/16, 3:49 PM, "Ray Niu" wrote:
Just add q.op=OR to change default operator to OR and it should work
2016-09-16 12:44 GMT-07:00 Gandham, Satya :
> Hi Emir,
>
>Thanks for your reply. But I
Just add q.op=OR to change default operator to OR and it should work
2016-09-16 12:44 GMT-07:00 Gandham, Satya :
> Hi Emir,
>
>Thanks for your reply. But I’m afraid I’m not seeing the
> expected response. I’ve included the query and the corresponding debug
> portion of the response:
>
Hi Emir,
Thanks for your reply. But I’m afraid I’m not seeing the expected
response. I’ve included the query and the corresponding debug portion of the
response:
select?q=Justin\ Beiber&df=exactName_noAlias_en_US
Debug:
"rawquerystring":"Justin\\ Beiber",
"querystring":"
Hi,
I missed that you already did define field and you are having troubles
with query (did not read stackoverflow). Added answer there, but just in
case somebody else is having similar troubles, issue is how query is
written - space has to be escaped:
q=Justin\ Bieber
Regards,
Emir
On 13
Hi Gandham,
It seems to me that you need exact matches on singerName so it should be
untokenized - use KeywordTokenizerFactory. If you want to make it case
insensitive, add LowerCaseFilterFactory and that's for indexing.
Query analysis chain can use standard tokenizer, LowerCaseFilterFactory
HI,
I need help with defining a field ‘singerName’ with the right
tokenizers and filters such that it gives me the below described behavior:
I have a few documents as given below:
Doc 1
singerName: Justin Beiber
Doc 2:
singerName: Justin Timberlake
…
Below is the list of
