Sorry about this, but I have made a mistake and dc.description is actually
indexed. Still, the problem remains because you can only search it via the
generic search (ANY), and specific search yields the correct results (as I
said, in titles, for example).
Thanks and sorry again.
Rafael Henkin
Rafael Henkin wrote:
Hi all,
I have a doubt about searching metadata in DSpace.
We currently have one community with items that have
dc.description metadata, and there isn't a search index specific to this
metadata. However, the results can still be found via simple search, so I
suppose that the search is done across all metadata.
The problem is that there seems to be a problem with encoding,
or with the analyzer. There's one word which includes an ö in this
field, and, if it used the DSAnalyzer (of which we use a modified version
that correctly uses the Latin1 accent filter for every other indexed
metadata), it should be the same searching o or ö. However, results
are different when we search for the word (in this case, mössbauer) with
or without the accent.
So the question is: can I do anything about it? Should I add a
index for this metadata so it's indexed properly with the analyzer?
Because other than that I don't know what the problem is. It should be
noted that the indexed fields have their accents removed correctly (if the
word is in a title, which is an indexed field, o or ö bring the same
result).
Thanks,
Rafael Henkin
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