I think he means index all your different fields into a single field
named "all". Not sure what makes it special, it is just like any
other field.
-Grant
On Jul 14, 2007, at 7:59 AM, Mohammad Norouzi wrote:
I've just tried "all" as a special field but it doesnt work!!!
please take a
loo
Would you please advice the best practice of indexing:
U.S.
The standard analyzer will transform it to be "us", which collide with
"us"(we).
Thanks,
Charlie
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I've just tried "all" as a special field but it doesnt work!!! please take a
look at my snippet code if I was mistaken
QueryParser parser = new QueryParser("All",getAnalyzer(1));
Query q = parser.parse(myQuery.getQueryString());
thanks again
On 7/14/07, Mohammad Norouzi <[EMAIL PROT
Thanks Mathieu
you mean use a query like "all:test" using QueryParser?
On 7/14/07, Mathieu Lecarme <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
you can use the "all" special field, but you loose the differents
boost values.
M.
Le 14 juil. 07 à 10:50, Mohammad Norouzi a écrit :
> Hello all
> is there any way t
you can use the "all" special field, but you loose the differents
boost values.
M.
Le 14 juil. 07 à 10:50, Mohammad Norouzi a écrit :
Hello all
is there any way to search through all the fields without using
MultiFieldQueryParser? currently I am using this parser but it
requires to
pass all
Hello all
is there any way to search through all the fields without using
MultiFieldQueryParser? currently I am using this parser but it requires to
pass all fields as an array to its parse method and QueryParser will search
through the default field if no field name is specified
lots of thanks