NP. By the way, kudos for posting enough information to diagnose
the problem first time round!
Erick
On Thu, Oct 27, 2011 at 8:46 AM, Daniel Bradley
wrote:
> Fantastic, thanks, yes I completely overlooked that case, separating the
> analysers worked a treat.
>
> Had also posted on stack overflow
Fantastic, thanks, yes I completely overlooked that case, separating the
analysers worked a treat.
Had also posted on stack overflow but the mailing list proved to be
superior!
Many thanks,
Daniel
On 27 October 2011 13:09, Erick Erickson wrote:
> Take a look at your admin/analysis page and pu
Take a look at your admin/analysis page and put your tokens in for both
index and query times. What I think you'll see is that the # is being
stripped at query time due to the first PatternReplaceFilterFactory.
You probably want to split your analyzers into an index-time and query-time
pair and do
When running a search such as:
field_name:#
field_name:"#"
field_name:"\#"
where there is a record with the value of exactly "#", solr returns 0 rows.
The workaround we are having to use is to use a range query on the
field such as:
field_name:[# TO #]
and this returns the correct documen
