Setting multivalued="false" is probably a red herring. This form probably works because you're searching on two different fields, namely keywords and <default search field>. APpendint &debugQUery=on to your query will show this.
q=keywords:symante* AND corporatio* This form probably fails because of stemming q=keywords:(symante* AND corporatio*) at a guess. Wildcards aren't analyzed. "corporation" is probably being stemmed to something like "corpor", which does not macth corporatio* The admin/analysis page helps a lot in cases like this Best Erick On Thu, Sep 1, 2011 at 3:00 PM, Aaron Bains <aaronba...@gmail.com> wrote: > I solved the problem by setting multiValued=false > > On Thu, Sep 1, 2011 at 2:37 PM, Aaron wrote: > >> It seems to work correctly once I remove the brackets like this: >> q=keywords:symante* AND corporatio* >> But I don't understand why... >> >> >> On Thu, Sep 1, 2011 at 2:26 PM, Aaron wrote: >> >>> Hello, >>> >>> The keywords field type is "text_en_splitting" >>> >>> My query is as follows: q=keywords:(symantec AND corporation) >>> Result: Documents are returned as normal >>> >>> >>> My wildcard query is as follows: q=keywords:(symante* AND >>> corporation) >>> Result: Wildcard functions correctly, and documents are returned >>> >>> >>> When I try a wildcard on every term as follows: q=keywords:(symante* >>> AND corporatio*) >>> Result: No documents are returned. >>> >>> >
