anuvenk,
solr-dev is for discussion about the _development_ of Solr, not on
usage or general questions. Also, your audience will be severely
restricted compared to posting on solr-user.
To answer your question, please provide more details about your
setup, including what request handler you and using and the exact
query string sent to Solr. Keywords in (double!) quotes are phrase
queries and should function as you have posited (and they always have
for me).
-Mike
On 4-Jan-08, at 1:22 PM, anuvenk wrote:
My understanding of the searches with quotes is that say for eg: i
search for
'child custody', solr would return documents that have 'child
custody' as a
single phrase. So obviously the number of results for 'child
custody' with
quotes would be lesser than the one without quotes.
I noticed two strange cases that contradicted the above in my search.
1) "chapter 7" did not return all documents that had 'chapter 7' as
a single
phrase in them.
2) "guardianship" and guardianship should return the same number of
results
because its a single word but "guardianship" had lesser results than
guardianship.
Could someone explain how search phrases with quotes are matched?
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