te Span queries ... if that slacker ever gets off his butt and
> starts running his webserver again, you could download it and try it out,
> and probably find that it would be trivial to turn it into a QParser.
>
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> -Hoss
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: Now, I know how to work-around this, by appending some unique character
: sequence at each end of the field and then include this in my search in
: the front end. However, I wonder if any of you have been planning a
: patch to add a native boundary match feature to Solr that would
: automagi
Sure, this is how we do it now. But wouldn't it be nice with native support for
it? I could start coding it myself but wanted to know if there is a patch out
there already or something...
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Jan Høydahl, search solution architect
Cominvent AS - www.cominvent.com
Training in Europe - www.solrtrai
One way is to add magic 'beginning' and 'end' terms, then do phrase
searches with those terms.
On Wed, Mar 10, 2010 at 7:51 AM, Jan Høydahl / Cominvent
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Sometimes you need to anchor your search to start/end of field.
>
> Example:
> 1. title=New York Yankees
> 2. title=New York
> 3
Hi,
Sometimes you need to anchor your search to start/end of field.
Example:
1. title=New York Yankees
2. title=New York
3. title=York
If I search title:"New York", or title:"York" I would get a match, but I'd like
to anchor my search to beginning and/or end of the field, e.g. with regex
synta
