Hello Hoss,
Many thanks for your answer.
That's very interesting.
So, are you saying this is an issue on the index side, rather than the query
side?
Note that I am (supposed to be) indexing/searching without analysis
tokenization (if that's the correct term) - i.e. field values like
'pds-comp.domain' shouldn't be (and I believe aren't) broken up as in 'pds',
'comp' 'domain' etc. (e.g. using the 'text_ws' fieldtype).
What would be your opinion on the best way to index/analyze/not-analyze such
fields?
Thanks!
Peter
> Date: Mon, 7 Dec 2009 15:30:47 -0800
> From: hossman_luc...@fucit.org
> To: solr-user@lucene.apache.org
> Subject: Re: Facet query with special characters
>
>
>
> : When performing a facet query where part of the value portion has a
> : special character (a minus sign in this case), the query returns zero
> : results unless I put a wildcard (*) at the end.
>
> check your analysis configuration for this fieldtype, in particular look
> at what debugQuery produces for your parsed query, and look at what
> analysis.jsp says it will do at query time with the input string
> "pds-comp.domain" ... because it sounds like you have a disconnect between
> how the text is indexed and how it is searched. adding a * to your
> input query forces it to make a WildcardQuery which doesn't use analysis,
> so you get a match on the literal token.
>
> in short: i suspect your problem has nothing to do with query string
> escaping, and everything to do with field tokenization.
>
>
> -Hoss
>
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