Hi team,

Hope everyone is well. We are doing a very generic exercise where we have a
combination of text and string fields in query fields. The parsed query
though showing a match against raw bytes being done for some of the string
fields. What is this behavior? and how can we avoid it?

(((code_string:reebok code_string:footwear)~2)^3.0 |
((PendantType-Jewellery-classification_string_mv:[[72 65 65 62 6f 6b] TO
[72 65 65 62 6f 6b]] PendantType-Jewellery-classification_string_mv:[[66 6f
6f 74 77 65 61 72] TO [66 6f 6f 74 77 65 61 72]])~2)^3.0 |
((BangleType-Jewellery-classification_string_mv:[[72 65 65 62 6f 6b] TO [72
65 65 62 6f 6b]] BangleType-Jewellery-classification_string_mv:[[66 6f 6f
74 77 65 61 72] TO [66 6f 6f 74 77 65 61 72]])~2)^3.0 |
((Theme-Jewellery-classification_string_mv:[[72 65 65 62 6f 6b] TO [72 65
65 62 6f 6b]] Theme-Jewellery-classification_string_mv:[[66 6f 6f 74 77 65
61 72] TO [66 6f 6f 74 77 65 61 72]])~2)^3.0 | ((name_text_en:reebok
name_text_en:footwear)~2)^2.0 |
((lenssizemmeyewear-classification_en_string_mv:reebok
lenssizemmeyewear-classification_en_string_mv:footwear)~2)^3.0

Thanks in advance.

Amrit Sarkar
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