r "01" oder
"name01", i'm getting the right result.
But since, i think, SOLR stores the string also under "name01", why don't a
get any result when searching for "name0*" oder "name0?"
thanks for any help
QBasti
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Hey,
well, the field is stored as well as indexed, and these are the filters that
are used while indexing:
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Hey,
thanks for the help
Need analyzer definitions BOTH for indexing and querying, the correlation
between the two is important./quote>
The Query Analyzers are:
LowerCaseFilterFactory
RemoveDuplicatesFilterFactory
WordDelimiterFilterFactory
StopFilterFactory and
SynonymFilterFactory
So it say
But then, how can I search for a name, when i don't know the exact number, i
only know "name" and the number begins with "0", so what expression instead
of "nam0*" would i have to use and why cant I use the wildcard expression?
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Hey there,
I put the complete configuration for the "text"-type fields (this field is a
"text"-type) at the bottom.
but now it got me totally confused. i switched off the WordDelimiterFactory
and the index value is:
"Herrn AndererName09 NochmalName09", which is getting analysed into:
"herrn|ander
Thanks for hanging in there and helping me
when wildcard-queries aren't analysed it makes sense for this one. But i'm
still stuck at the problem mentioned above with "AndererName09". I'm not
using any wildcards, the query-string and the index-value clearly show - a
lot of - matches but still I g