Hi,
I'm also wondering what the problem is with a cached fulltext search? Or
is this anti-tag speak?
I am not sure, what you mean.
Probably because I'm responding to two threads in one - apologies for
mangling. (I also don't have time at present to investigate the inner
workings of your ex
uot; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>;
Sent: Friday, January 26, 2007 12:10 PM
Subject: Re: [fw-general] Zend_Search query language
Hi Alexander,
Zend_Search uses OR as default for words in a search query.
There was a question, why it doesn't use AND.
Java Lucene uses OR. But for example Google
Steph Fox wrote:
Hi Alexander,
Zend_Search uses OR as default for words in a search query.
There was a question, why it doesn't use AND.
Java Lucene uses OR. But for example Google uses AND.
Any thoughts?
I'd say AND as default is more traditional.
OK
I'm also wondering what the problem
Hi Alexander,
Zend_Search uses OR as default for words in a search query.
There was a question, why it doesn't use AND.
Java Lucene uses OR. But for example Google uses AND.
Any thoughts?
I'd say AND as default is more traditional.
I'm also wondering what the problem is with a cached fullte
Hi all,
I had some request on Zend_Search_Lucene query parser behavior.
Zend_Search uses OR as default for words in a search query.
There was a question, why it doesn't use AND.
Java Lucene uses OR. But for example Google uses AND.
Any thoughts?
With best regards,
Alexander Veremyev.
