This is for the FAQ, Is it possible to use the QueryParser for queries that include both tokenized and non tokenized fields ? Consider for example the query string: +body:dogs +site:http://www.yahoo.com (Assume that first field is tokenzied and the second is not) Since the query parser passes the terms through the analyzer (for example, to normalize 'dogs' to 'dog' using the Porter filter), what will happen to the term of the second (non tokenized) field ? If this is a problem indeed, how about extending the parser to support literal terms that are not tokenized such as +body:dogs +site:'http://www.yahoo.com' Tal _______________________________________________ Lucene-dev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/lucene-dev
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