: > : For example, given this data:
: > :
: > : author: a b c
: > : author: d e f
: > : a search for "a SAME c" would match the first row, but "a SAME d"
: > would
: > : match nothing, which is what I want.
: No, both fields are in the same document. Which is also why proximity
: does not work.
: For example, given this data:
:
: author: a b c
: author: d e f
:
: a search for "a SAME c" would match the first row, but "a SAME d"
would
: match nothing, which is what I want.
if i understand you correctly, then you are describing a use case
in which
the index has two documents, each co
: For example, given this data:
:
: author: a b c
: author: d e f
:
: a search for "a SAME c" would match the first row, but "a SAME d" would
: match nothing, which is what I want.
if i understand you correctly, then you are describing a use case in which
the index has two documents, each contain
