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2010/7/7 Erick Erickson
> That's not the meaning of phrase query at all. Searching for a phrase
> implies proximity. That is, searching for name:"Tom Jones" requires that
> these two terms appear next to each other, whereas
> name:Tom AND name:Jones merely requires that the two terms
That's not the meaning of phrase query at all. Searching for a phrase
implies proximity. That is, searching for name:"Tom Jones" requires that
these two terms appear next to each other, whereas
name:Tom AND name:Jones merely requires that the two terms
appear anywhere in the field, no matter how ma
Hello All,
Can someone explain to me how fielded queries work with phrases? My
first thought is that the phrase is broken down into terms and those
terms are then fielded and separated with the AND operator. An
example would be the following:
name:"Tom Jones" --> name:"Tom" AND name:"Jones"
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