You could have used your previous thread itself ( http://www.lucidimagination.com/search/document/31c1ebcedd4442b/exact_pattern_search_in_solr), Bhaskar.
In your scenario one, you need an exact token match, right? You are getting expected results if your field type is "text". Look for the "WordDelimiterFilterFactory" in your field type definition for the text field inside schema.xml. You'll find an attribute splitOnCaseChange="1". Because of this, "ChandarBhaskar" is converted into two tokens "Chandra" and "Bhaskar" and hence the matches. You may choose to remove this attribute if the behaviour is not desired. For your scenario two, you may want to look at the KeywordTokenizerFactory and EdgeNGramFilterFactory on Solr wiki. Generally, for all such use cases people create multiple fields in their schema storing the same data analyzed in different ways. Cheers Avlesh On Wed, Aug 26, 2009 at 10:58 PM, bhaskar chandrasekar <bas_s...@yahoo.co.in > wrote: > Hi, > > Can any one help me with the below scenario?. > > Scenario 1: > > Assume that I give Google as input string > i am using Carrot with Solr > Carrot is for front end display purpose > the issue is > Assuming i give "BHASKAR" as input string > It should give me search results pertaining to BHASKAR only. > Select * from MASTER where name ="Bhaskar"; > Example:It should not display search results as "ChandarBhaskar" or > "BhaskarC". > Should display Bhaskar only. > > Scenario 2: > Select * from MASTER where name like "%BHASKAR%"; > It should display records containing the word BHASKAR > Ex: Bhaskar > ChandarBhaskar > BhaskarC > Bhaskarabc > > How to achieve Scenario 1 in Solr ?. > > > > Regards > Bhaskar > > > >
