Hi, I suspect you are likely to misunderstand fuzzy search. You should append "~N" to end of each query term, not whole query string / phrase. (You can debug your query and get useful information by specifying "debugQuery=true" parameter, try it if you have not.)
At first glance, I guess Complex Phrase Query Parser possibly might work for you... This allows more control over phrase query. https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/solr/Other+Parsers#OtherParsers-ComplexPhraseQueryParser Just for your information, I indexed a document that has two fields, id and title. title field is tokenized by StandardTokenizer. - id: 1 - title: mist spa And I issued two phrase queries to Solr, one uses default parser (Standard Query Paraser) and other uses Complex Phrase Query Parser. * Query 1 title:"mysty~ spa" // not hit * Query 2 {!complexphrase}title:"mysty~ spa" // hits I have no idea about performance impact. (you'll need sufficient performance test.) Regards, Tomoko 2015-01-14 18:34 GMT+09:00 madhav bahuguna <madhav.bahug...@gmail.com>: > HI > > Iam using solr 4.7 and solr php client. > > So heres the issue ,i have data indexed in solr > eg > > mist spa > > > I have applied fuzzy to my search and If i search myst or mysty i get the > correct result i get mist spa in result. > But if i write mysty spa or must spa i do not get ant results.Iam not able > to implement fuzzy search on more than one word. > Can any one advise me or help me regarding this. > The query iam passing using solr php client is > > $querynew="(business_name:$data~N)"; > > -- > Regards > Madhav Bahuguna >
