It's not clear to me why you would try to do that, I'm not sure it makes
a lot of sense.
You want to find all documents that have "sail boat" as a phrase AND
have "sail" somewhere in them AND have "boat" somewhere in them? That's
exactly the same as just all documents that have "sail boat" as a phrase
-- such documents will neccesarily include "sail" and "boat", right? So
why not just ask for q="sail boat"?
What are you actually trying to do?
Maybe dismax 'pf', which relevancy boosts documents which have your
input as a phrase, si what you really want? Then you'd just search for
<<q=sail boat>>, but documents that included "sail boat" as a phrase
would be boosted, at the boost you specify.
On 7/28/2011 10:00 AM, O. Klein wrote:
I want to do a dismax search to search for original query and this query as a
phrasequery:
q=sail boat needs to be converted to dismax query q=sail boat "sail boat"
qf=title^10 content^2
What is best way to do this?
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