Where do the sentence boundaries come from? Solr would not be able to automatically identify those, but if you can feed this text as a multi-valued field with each sentence separate, you may be able to use something like SurroundQueryParser: https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/solr/Other+Parsers#OtherParsers-SurroundQueryParser
You may need to bump up positionIncrementGap on the field type definition to ensure the start of the sentence is far enough from the end of the previous one (multivalued fields are one big fields under the covers with positionIncrementGap as the 'space' between the values). Regards, Alex. ---- http://www.solr-start.com/ - Resources for Solr users, new and experienced On 14 February 2017 at 08:42, Neeraj Kumar <neeraj.kumar....@bayer.com> wrote: > Hi Team, > > I am new to solr and need your help. My problem statement is as below.... > > I have uploaded document in solr as below. #sb# represents sentence begining > and #se# represents senetence ending. Now I want to search terms which occur > in same sentence . If I search for q=text:"Federer Wimbledon" , below > document should come in search result as both the terms occur in same > senetence. If I search for q=text:"Federer Rafa" ,below document should not > come in search result as the terms occur in different sentences. > > #sb#Federer, who looked ahead at Sunday's final, calling it an 'epic battle', > said, "Maybe I lost the Wimbledon final in 2008 because of too many clay > court matches #se##sb# He crushed me at the French Open final #se##sb# I > think it affected my first two sets at Wimbledon #se##sb# Maybe that's why I > ended up losing#se##sb# The Swiss continued, "I know Rafa played great in > that final #se##sb# I actually ended up playing great too, but I wasn't > fighting the right way #se##sb# I think that was the effect of that French > Open loss. It was more mental #se# > Could you please tell me how to fire query to achieve this. > > Thanks > Neeraj
