Hi,
I want to filter my search results by different date fields based on content
type.
In other words: if contentType is A, filter out results that are older than 1
year; if contentType is B, filter out results that are older than 2 years;
otherwise, date does not matter.
Is that possible
Hi,
The way our collection is setup, searches for breast cancer are returning
results for ovarian cancer, or anything that contains either breast or
cancer. The reason is, we are searching across multiple fields. Even though
I have set a mm value so that if less than 3 terms, ALL terms much
Hi,
It seems that when I do a phrase search, SOLR's spellchecker would return
correctlySpelled=true if at least one term in the phrase was correctly spelled.
For example:
If I search for soriasis treatment, SOLR returns over 8000 search results for
treatment, correctlySpelled: true, and a
would be to optimize. That should purge all the deleted docs'
data.
Best,
Erick
On Wed, Sep 10, 2014 at 1:19 PM, Tao, Jing j...@webmd.net wrote:
1) It is a SolrCloud setup on 4 servers, 4 shards, replication factor of 2.
2) There is no indexing going on.
3) No, I did not optimize.
4) Did
I am seeing different relevancy scores for the same documents, between browser
refreshes. Any ideas why? The query is the same, index is the same - why
would score change?
Example:
First request returns:
doc
str name=titleStroke Anticoagulation and Prophylaxis/str
float
On Wed, Sep 10, 2014 at 12:28 PM, Tao, Jing j...@webmd.net wrote:
I am seeing different relevancy scores for the same documents, between
browser refreshes. Any ideas why? The query is the same, index is the same
- why would score change?
Example:
First request returns:
doc
str name
