Some ways that fewer docs might be returned by query elevation:
1. The "excude" option: exclude="true" in the xml file.
2. The "exclusive" request parameter: &exclusive=true in the URL. (Certainly
not your case.)
3. The "exclusive" request parameter default set to "true" in "defaults" for
the "/elevate" request handler in solrconfig.
4. Some other query-related parameters (e.g., "qf") are different between
your "/select" and "/elevate" request handlers
Try adding &enableElevation=false to your URL for "/elevate", which should
show you whether query elevation itself is affecting the number of docs, or
if it must be some other parameters that are different between the two
request handlers.
-- Jack Krupansky
-----Original Message-----
From: roxy.noord...@wwecorp.com
Sent: Friday, May 04, 2012 3:21 PM
To: solr-user@lucene.apache.org
Subject: elevate vs. select numFound results
I need help understanding the difference in the numFound number in the
result
when I execute two queries against my solr instance, one with the elevation
and one without. I have a simple elevate.xml file created and working and am
searching for terms that are not meant to be elevated.
Elevate query
example.com:8080/solr/elevate?q=dwayne+rock+johnson&wt=xml&sort=score+desc&rows=1
for this the numFound is 125 in the result element of the XML
Select query
example.com:8080/solr/select?q=dwayne+rock+johnson&wt=xml&sort=score+desc&rows=1
for this the numFound is 154 in the result element of the XML
For many (most all) of my queries the numFound results are the same (both
with elevated query strings and with strings not in elevate.xml), but this
one is very different.
Should they be the same? Any idea what could make them different?
Thank you.
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