Re: Search Handler Question

2015-07-08 Thread Paden
Awesome. This looks like a great resource. Thanks!




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Re: Search Handler Question

2015-07-08 Thread Alessandro Benedetti
You are actually describing the Edismax Query parser ( which does what you
quoted and even more) :

https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/solr/The+Extended+DisMax+Query+Parser

Take a look there, probably with a little tuning this is going to be a good
fit for you.
If any additional questions come up, just let us know,


Cheers

2015-07-08 15:26 GMT+01:00 Paden rumsey...@gmail.com:

 Hello,

 I've been trying to tune my search handler to get some better search
 results
 and I just have like a general question about the search handler.

 This being the first time I've designed/implemented a search engine I've
 been told that other engines operate on a kind of layered search. By
 layered I mean you can

 1. Prioritize exact phrasing first
 2. Return documents that contain an AND meaning that they just contain
 both words not necessarily in that order.  prioritize these as second.
 3. Return documents that hit OR meaning that one of the words appears.
 and so on...

 I guess my question is could you do this in Solr with a SINGLE query. Not
 multiple. I've tested some queries with the + modifier and it seems to
 only return the documents if it contains both words and no OR's or
 anything.
 Which I suppose it should. But could you implement the a layered search
 handler if you wanted to?





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