Re: Lucene help with query

John Seer wrote: Koji Sekiguchi-2 wrote: If you omit norms when indexing the name field, you'll get same score back. Koji During building I set omit norms, but result doesn't change at all. I am still getting the same score I meant if you set nameField.setOmitNorms( true ), you'

Re: Lucene help with query

Koji Sekiguchi-2 wrote: > > If you omit norms when indexing the name field, you'll get same score > back. > > Koji > During building I set omit norms, but result doesn't change at all. I am still getting the same score -- View this message in context: http:

Re: Lucene help with query

If you omit norms when indexing the name field, you'll get same score back. Koji The Seer wrote: Hello, I have 5 lucene documents name: Apple name: Apple martini name: Apple drink name: Apple sweet drink I am using lucene default similarity and standard analyzer . When I am searching for

Re: Lucene help with query

apple I am getting all 4 documents with the same > score back. If I use hits the score is 1.0 if I use hit collator is some > number > > Can someone explain why? > > > I am generating my query using query parser > The field is ANALYZED > > > Thanks > &g

Lucene help with query

hit collator is some number Can someone explain why? I am generating my query using query parser The field is ANALYZED Thanks -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Lucene-help-with-query-tp22959498p22959498.html Sent from the Lucene - Java Users mailing list archive at