Re: Why are these two queries different?
Thanks for your help. I figured it out. Just as you said. Appreciate your help. Somehow forgot to reply your post. On Wed, Apr 29, 2015 at 9:24 AM, Chris Hostetter hossman_luc...@fucit.org wrote: : We did two SOLR qeries and they supposed to return the same results but : did not: the short answer is: if you want those queries to return the same results, then you need to adjust your query time analyzer forthe all_text field to not split intra numberic tokens on , i don't know *why* exactly it's doing that, because you didn't give us the full details of your field/fieldtypes (or other really important info: the full request params -- echoParams=all -- and the documents matched by your second query, etc... https://wiki.apache.org/solr/UsingMailingLists ) ... but that's the reason the queries are different as evident from the parsedquery output. : Query 1: all_text:(US 4,568,649 A) : : parsedquery: (+((all_text:us ((all_text:4 all_text:568 all_text:649 : all_text:4568649)~4))~2))/no_coord, : : Result: numFound: 0, : : Query 2: all_text:(US 4568649) : : parsedquery: (+((all_text:us all_text:4568649)~2))/no_coord, : : : Result: numFound: 2, : : : We assumed the two return the same result. Our default operator is AND. -Hoss http://www.lucidworks.com/
Re: Why are these two queries different?
: We did two SOLR qeries and they supposed to return the same results but : did not: the short answer is: if you want those queries to return the same results, then you need to adjust your query time analyzer forthe all_text field to not split intra numberic tokens on , i don't know *why* exactly it's doing that, because you didn't give us the full details of your field/fieldtypes (or other really important info: the full request params -- echoParams=all -- and the documents matched by your second query, etc... https://wiki.apache.org/solr/UsingMailingLists ) ... but that's the reason the queries are different as evident from the parsedquery output. : Query 1: all_text:(US 4,568,649 A) : : parsedquery: (+((all_text:us ((all_text:4 all_text:568 all_text:649 : all_text:4568649)~4))~2))/no_coord, : : Result: numFound: 0, : : Query 2: all_text:(US 4568649) : : parsedquery: (+((all_text:us all_text:4568649)~2))/no_coord, : : : Result: numFound: 2, : : : We assumed the two return the same result. Our default operator is AND. -Hoss http://www.lucidworks.com/
Why are these two queries different?
We did two SOLR qeries and they supposed to return the same results but didnot: Query 1: all_text:(US 4,568,649 A) parsedquery: (+((all_text:us ((all_text:4 all_text:568 all_text:649 all_text:4568649)~4))~2))/no_coord, Result: numFound: 0, Query 2: all_text:(US 4568649) parsedquery: (+((all_text:us all_text:4568649)~2))/no_coord, Result: numFound: 2, We assumed the two return the same result. Our default operator is AND.
