Sorting applies to the entire result set, there's no notion of "sort some docs one way and sort others another way". So I don't know any OOB way to do what you want.
I don't know what your response time requirements are, but you could do this by firing off two queries and collating the results. If the performance is acceptable, it would be faster to code than writing a custom plugin, which would probably do much the same thing anyway. The second query wouldn't have to fire if the first one returned a page full of results... FWIW, Erick On Wed, Mar 19, 2014 at 6:05 AM, Rok Rejc <rokrej...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi all, > > I have a field in the index - lets call it Name. Name can have one or more > words. I want to query all documents which match by name (full or partial > match), and order the results: > - first display result(s) with exact matches > - after that display results with partial matched and order them > alphabeticaly > > To achive this I have created two Name fields in the index: > - NameUnTokenized which uses KeywordTokenizer and > - NameTokenized which uses StandardTokenizer > > But now I have no clue how to write a query. Is this possible with standard > query and sort functions? How? > > Other option is to write a custom plugin which will perform two queries and > merge results (that shouldn't be a problem). > > Many thanks in advance.
