Much clearer. Here's what I'd try.
Index UN_TOKENIZED as follows:
for METAL MAN (bad pseudo-code...)
Document doc = new Document();
doc.add("category", "GUITAR", Store.NO, UN_TOKENIZED);
doc.add("category", "ROCK", Store.NO, UN_TOKENIZED);
doc.add("category", "ROCK AND ROLL" , Store.NO, UN_TOKENIZ
Thanks Erick
Ok,..
I have a track called METAL MAN, this has 4 categories assigned to it like so:
GUITAR
ROCK
ROCK AND ROLL
METAL
I have another track called NOISE with the following 3 categories:
GUITAR
ROCK AND ROLL
METAL
When a user searches using the keyword ROCK, it is finding both w
I'm confused on the use case you're trying to implement,
could you add a bit more explanation?
In particular, do you ever want ROCK to match
ROCK AND ROLL? If you want both, that is
some searches match partial keywords and some
match entire keywords, I recommend you create a
second field in your d
Hello
I just joined the list and need some help.
I have a database of music tracks.These tracks have been added to an
index. They are classified using keywords, so a track can have up to
20 keywords assigned to them. I took the keywords and create a
"keyword" FIELD which was not stored and tokeni
