Hi Hoss, Thankyou so much for your time.
Regarding the last one I myself got confused when I posed the question. I got it after your reply. I think I was actually looking for some thing like the debugQuery="on" option, which I found later. Best Regards, Mark. On Tue, Mar 23, 2010 at 6:56 PM, Chris Hostetter <hossman_luc...@fucit.org>wrote: > > : *I haven't mentioned value for mm* > ... > : My result:- No results; but each of the terms individually gave me > results! > > > http://wiki.apache.org/solr/DisMaxRequestHandler#mm_.28Minimum_.27Should.27_Match.29 > > "The default value is 100% (all clauses must match)" > > : 2. Does the default operator specified in schema.xml take effect when we > use > : dismax also or is it only for the *standard* request handler. If it has > an > > dismax doesn't look at the default operator, or q.op. > > : 3. How does q.alt and q difer in behavior in the above case. I found > q.alt > : to be giving me the results which I got when I used the standard RH also. > : Hence used it. > > q.alt is used if and only if there is no q param (or hte q param is blank) > ... the number of patches "q" gets, or the value of "mm" make no > differnce. > > : 4. When I make a change to the dismax set up I have in solrconfig.xml I > : believe i just have to bounce the SOLR server.Do i need to re-index again > : for the change to take effect > > no ... changes to "query" time options like your SearchHandler configs > don't require reindexing .. changes to your schema.xml *may* requre > reindexing. > > : 5. If I use the dismax how do I see the ANALYSIS feature on the admin > : console other wise used for *standard* RH. > > I'm afraid i don't understand this question ... analysis.jsp just shows > you the index and query time analysis that is performed when certain > fields are used -- it dosen't know/care about your choice of parser ... it > knows nothing about query parser syntax. > > > > -Hoss > >
