Of course you are <G>....
(field1:article test OR field2:article test OR ...)
parses as
field1:article defaultfield:test OR field2:article defaultfield:test
probably with an implied SHOULD
whereas
(field1:"article test" OR field2:"article test" OR ... )
is parsing as phrase queries. That is, test must appear immediately after
article in either field1 ro field2....
Best
Erick
On Tue, Feb 19, 2013 at 6:03 PM, Sebastian Saip <sebastian.s...@gmail.com>wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I'm implementing a didYouMean in Java, which will returns collated terms.
> Unfortunately, the only way (?) to retrieve those collated terms is by
> "getCollationQueryString()", which will look something like this:
> input for my query: atricle test
> my final query: (field1:atricle test OR field2:atricle test OR ...)
> getCollationQueryString: (field1:article test OR field2:article test OR ...
> )
>
> So far so good, I could just regex/match the "article test" out of it, but
> my queries are not always the same (e.g. field1 or field2 are not searched
> on everytime), so this requires a bit of work..
>
>
> Therefore (and to come to my actual problem), I thought I'll just add
> double-quotes around my searchterm, making it easier to extract the
> corrected terms from the getCollationQueryString():
>
> input for my query: atricle test
> my final query: (field1:"atricle test" OR field2:"atricle test" OR ...)
> getCollationQueryString: (field1:"article test" OR field2:"article test" OR
> ... )
>
> ---
>
> Now the problem is, that I'm getting different results for:
> >> (field1:article test OR field2:article test OR ... )
> and
> >> (field1:"article test" OR field2:"article test" OR ... )
>
> All fields are of "text_en" and I want to have partial matches (so the
> terms don't have to be consecutive)
>
> Is there any way (parameter or whatever) to get this bevahiour although I'm
> using double-quotes around it?
> Or even easier/better .. Is there any way to get the collation term
> ("article test"), rather than the whole query?
>
> Cheers!
>
