: I have a solr instance with 1 document whose title is "ABC12-def". I
: am using dismax. While "abc", "12", and "def" do match, "abc12" and
: "def" do not. Here is a the parsedquery_toString, I'm having trouble
: understanding it:
:
: +(id:abc12^3.0 | title:"(abc12 abc) 12"^1.5) (id:abc12^3.0 |
Well, that smells like a WordDelimiterFilterFactory [1]. It splits, as your
debug output shows, value into three separate tokens. This means that (at
least) the strings 'abc', '12' and 'def' are in your index and can be found.
The abc12 value is not present. If you want to query for substrings,
What analzyers are on your field?
From: j [jta...@gmail.com]
Sent: Saturday, August 07, 2010 1:17 PM
To: solr-user@lucene.apache.org
Subject: dismax debugging hyphens dashes
How does one debug index vs. dismax query parser?
I have a solr instance with 1 do
