No- there are various analyzers. StandardAnalyzer is geared toward searching bodies of text for interesting words - punctuation is ripped out. Other analyzers are more useful for "concrete" text. You may have to work at finding one that leaves punctuation in.
On Wed, Sep 23, 2009 at 2:14 PM, Ensdorf Ken <ensd...@zoominfo.com> wrote: > Hi- > > let's say you have two indexed fields, "F1" and "F2". F1 uses the > StandardAnalyzer, while F2 doesn't. Now imagine you index a document where > you have > > F1="A & B" > > F2="C + D" > > Now imagine you run a query: > > (F1:A OR F2:A) AND (F1:B OR F2:B) > > in other words, both "A" and "B" must exist in at least one of F1 or F2. > This returns the document in question. Now imagine you run another query: > > (F1:A OR F2:A) AND (F1:& OR F2:&) > > Since "&" is removed by the StandardAnalyzer, the parsed query looks like > > (F1:A OR F2:A) AND (F2:&) > > Now you don't match the document. Is this a bug? > > Thanks! > -Ken > > -- Lance Norskog goks...@gmail.com
