Hi Erick,
I still don't get it.The scenario is like this.
Intially i indexed the content with the stop word filter at both index time
and query time.That means
the stop words are not there in the index .
Now i removed the stop filter only at query time so that a query like this
will not fetch re
Yes, you do need to reindex after removing the stopword filter
from the configuration. When you indexed the first time using
the stopword filter, the words were NOT indexed, so they won't
be found now that they're getting through the query analyzer.
Best
Erick
On Fri, Mar 20, 2009 at 1:02 PM, rev
Hi Erik,
I have now commented the query time stopword analyzer .I restarted the
server.But now when i search for a stop word ,i am getting results.
We had earlier indexed the content with the stop word analyzer.I dont think
we need to reindex after commentting the query analyzer,right?
This fiel
Well, by definition, using an analyzer that removes stopwords
*should* do this at query time. This assumes that you used
an analyzer that removed stopwords at index and query time.
The stopwords are not in the index.
You can get the behavior you expect by using an analyzer at
query time that does
Hi,
I have a query like this
content:the AND iuser_id:5
which means return all docs of user id 5 which have the word "the" in
content .Since 'the' is a stop word ,this query executes as just user_id :5
inspite of the "AND" clause ,Whereas the expected result here is since there
is no result for
