Forgive me if I'm missing something obvious -- I'm new to Solr, but I can't
seem to find an explanation for the behavior I'm seeing.
If I have a document that looks like this:
{
field1: "aaa bbb",
field2: "ccc ddd",
field3: "eee fff"
}
And I do a search where "q" is "aaa ccc", I get the document in the
results. This is because (please correct me if I'm wrong) the default "df"
is set to the "_text_" field, which contains the text values from all
fields.
However, if I do a search where "df" is "field1" and "field2" and "q" is
"aaa ccc" (words from field1 and field2) I get no results.
In a simpler example, if I do a search where "df" is "field1" and "q" is
"aaa" (a word from field1) I still get no results.
If I do a search where "df" is "field1" and "q" is "aaa bbb" (the full
value of field1) then I get the document in the results.
So I'm concluding that when using "df" to specify which fields to search
then only an exact match on the full field value will return a document.
Is that a correct conclusion? Is there another way to specify which fields
to search without requiring an exact match? The results I'd like to achieve
are:
Would Match:
q=aaa
q=aaa bbb
q=aaa ccc
q=aaa fff
Would Not Match:
q=eee
q=fff
q=eee fff
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