Hello,
Here is a better use case
Documents A, B, C, and D
A: "dear foo bar hello"
B: "dear cat foo bar hello"
C: "dear cat foo bar hello foo bar"
D: "dear car foo bar"
I have a dictionary of items outside of solr
"foo bar" and "cat foo bar"
And associated with each item is the set of "suffix's of that item"
So I know that "foo bar" has "cat foo bar" as a "suffix"
I would like to search my corpus of documents A, B, C and D
And just get documents that contain "foo bar" and not the ones that contain
"cat foo bar"
So if I searched on "foo bar" but not "cat foo bar"
I want to get documents A, C, D
But not B which does not have just "foo bar" but has "cat foo bar".
I am ok with C as it has a "foo bar" that is not prefixed with "cat".
Does this make sense? I see that the ("foo bar" and not "cat foo bar")
would not work as it would miss document C. Or at least I think it would.
Evan
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