I understand how that recommendation could potentially cover fields with
undesired terms mixed in with the desired terms.  I fail to see that it
covers the case where the undesired term(s) are last, i.e. "desired desired
undesired."  Could you please elaborate?  Thanks!

-Kyle


On 10/3/07, Chris Hostetter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> A typical solution to problems in this "space" is to index marker terms to
> denote boundaries in the term sequence ... in combination with things
> like SpanNear and SpanNot, this can be used to make queries like "these
> 5 words must be in the same sentence"
>
> in your specific example however, where you want to match the entire
> sequence of terms for a doc in a specific field, i don't think you need
> any special indexing tricks ... you could probably just use a
> SpanFirst query containing a SpanNear query right? ...
> the key being that the end value of the SpanFirstQuery should be the same
> as the number of lcauses in the SpanNearQuery.
>
>
>
> -Hoss
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