My first question I tried to write phrase query below is my attempt when i do a search
the search content is in " " but it does not work it any idea what is wrong? I m using
the index created by the Lucene Demo
PhraseQuery query = new PhraseQuery();
BooleanQuery bQuery = new BooleanQuery();
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use the same kind of analyzer
>for both indexing and searching. A wildcard does not work when used as the
>first character in the word- for eg, *og for dog. Also, I believe wildcard
>searches are case sensitive.
>Aruna.
>-Original Message-
>From: Joel Bernstein [mailto:
Lucene does not currently support sorting by fields (such as a date field).
This is one of the to do items. I have implemented a sort by date on top of
Lucene (not built into Lucene's core), and plan to add it to the
contributions section once I get it a little more documented.
The method I use
t: Tuesday, April 30, 2002 2:11 PM
Subject: RE: 2 Questions
>
> Hi,
> #1 Yes. Look at the DateFilter implementation.
> #2 Look at the source code for SimpleAnalyzer to see what are the
stopwords.
> I believe it removes more words when you index. I use StandardAnalyzer
that
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Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2002 1:04 PM
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Subject: 2 Questions
1)Does Lucine allow you to sort results by date?
2) How do you execute a wildcard search? I have
indexed four million documents using the SimpleAnalyzer. When
I execute a wildcard search using
1)Does Lucine allow you to sort results by date?
2) How do you execute a wildcard search? I have
indexed four million documents using the SimpleAnalyzer. When
I execute a wildcard search using the SimpleAnalyzer the results returned
are always 0.
Thanks,
Joel
