My impression was that
city:Chicago^10 +Romantic +View
would do what you want (with the standard lucene query parser and
default operator OR), and I'm not sure about this, but I have a feeling
that the version with "Boolean" operators AND/OR and parens might
actually net out to the same thing, since under the hood all the terms
have to be translated into "optional", "required" or "forbidden": lucene
doesn't actually have true binary boolean operators. At least that was
the impression I got after some discussion at a recent conference. I
may have misunderstood - if so, could someone who knows set me straight?
Thanks
-Mike
On 11/2/2010 5:08 PM, Ahmet Arslan wrote:
Erick, that query would return all restaurants in Chicago,
whether they
matched Romantic View or not. Although the scores should
sort relevant
results to the top, the results would still contain a lot
of things I wasn't
interested in.
How about this one?
+(city:Chicago^1000 OR (*:* -city:Chicago)) +Romantic +View
