I'm a little confused here because if you are searching q=jeap OR denim , then you should be getting both documents back. Having spellcheck configured does not affect your search results at all. Having it in your request will sometime result in spelling suggestions, usually if one or more terms you queried is not in the index. But if all of your query terms are optional then you need only have 1 term match anything to get results. You should get the same results regardless of whether or not you have spellcheck in the request.
While spellcheck does not affect your query results, the results do affect spellcheck. This is why you should put spellcheck in the "last-components" section of your request handler configuration. This ensures that the query is run before spellcheck. James Dyer Ingram Content Group (615) 213-4311 -----Original Message----- From: roz dev [mailto:rozde...@gmail.com] Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2013 6:33 PM To: solr-user@lucene.apache.org Subject: can we configure spellcheck to be invoked after request processing? Hi All, I may be asking a stupid question but please bear with me. Is it possible to configure Spell check to be invoked after Solr has processed the original query? My use case is : I am using DirectSpellChecker and have a document which has "Denim" as a term and there is another document which has "Jeap". I am issuing a Search as "Jean" or "Denim" I am finding that this Solr query is giving me ZERO results and suggesting "Jeap" as an alternative. I want Solr to try to run the query for "Jean" or "Denim" and if there are no results found then only suggest "Jeap" as an alternative Is this doable in Solr? Any suggestions. -Saroj
