Hi, I think the "how can I perform both exact and non-exact (no stemming involved) searches?" is a pretty FAQ, but it looks like we don't have an answer for it on the Wiki. The advice is typically to copy a field and apply different analysis to it (one stemmed, the other not stemmed), and then search on the appropriate field.
Is there a better way of doing this? * CASE 1: index time stemming input word: house ==> indexed as token: hous exact-match desired (non-stemmed query): house ==> house ==> no match --- so if you want exact matches, you can't stem at index-time stemmed query: house ==> hous ==> match * CASE 2: no index-time stemming input word: house ==> indexed as token: house exact-match desired (non-stemmed query): house ==> house ==> match stemmed query: house ==> hous ==> no match --- so if you don't stem at index-time, non-exact matching stops working Thanks, Otis -- Sematext -- http://sematext.com/ -- Solr - Lucene - Nutch
