You can sometimes use the highlighter component to do this, but it's a little tricky...
But note your syntax isn't doing what you expect. (field1:apache solr) parses as field1:apache defaultfield:solr. You want field1:(apache solr).... &debug=all is your friend for these kinds of things, especially the parsed query section.... Best Erick On Mon, Apr 22, 2013 at 4:44 AM, Каскевич Александр <akaskev...@prontosoft.by> wrote: > Hi. > I want to make subject but don't know exactly how can I do it. > Example. > I have index with field1, field2, field3. > I make a query like: > (field1:apache solr) OR (field2:apache solr) OR (field3:apache solr) > And I want to know: is it found this doc by field1 or by field2 or by field3? > > I try to make like this: (field1:apache solr)^100 OR (field2:apache solr)^10 > OR (field3:apache solr)^1 > But the problem is that I don't know range, minimum and maximum value of > score for each field. > With other types of similarities (BM25 or othres) same situation. > I cant find information about this in manual. > > Else, I try to use Relevance Functions, f.e. "termfreq" but it work only with > terms, not with phrases, like "apache solr". > > May be I miss something or you have other idea to do this? > And else, I am not a java programmer and best way for me don't write any > plugins for solr. > > Thanks. > Alex.
