Guys, I found the explanation that i was looking for online.
http://docs.lucidworks.com/display/lweug/Suppressing+Stop+Word+Indexing
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Hi,
Could anyone please explain me the usage of enablePositionIncrements in
StopFilterFactory. I have trying to search in on the forum as well as the
internet, but I cannot understand it. It would be great if anyone could help
me out with an example.
Thanks
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Thanks Jack!
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Hi,
My requirement is to give a match whenever a string is found within the
indexed data of a field irrespective of where it is found.
For example, if I have a field which is indexed with the data "abc". Now any
of the following query string must give a match: xyzabc,xyabc, abcxyz ..
I am using
Hi,
Thanks for the reply. Is there a better way to do it if the scenario is the
following:
Indexed values: "abc def"
Query String:"xy abc def z"
So basically the query string has to match all the words present in the
indexed data to give a MATCH.
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I am a complete beginner to Solr and need some help.
My task is to provide a match when the search term contains the indexed
field.
For example:
If query= foo bar and textExactMatch= foo, I should not get a MATCH
If query= foo bar and textExactMatch= foo b
Thanks Jack for the reply.
I did not mention the query time analyzer in my post because I wasn't sure
what should be put there.
With regards to your reply, If I put the query term in quotes, would I get a
match for the following:
Indexed field value: foo bar
Query term: foo bar xyz/xyz foo bar
