I was using dismax because these are subqueries of a potentially complex
boolean query that I don't want to inherit all the edismax defaults from
the request handler. I need edismax at the top level for boost. But I
guess I should figure out how to get edismax to work in the subqueries (I
need mm,
I kind of doubt that anyone cares what dismax does. It has been eleven years
since edismax was introduced. Unless someone must have backwards compatibility,
nobody should use dismax. It probably should be deprecated.
wunder
Walter Underwood
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On 4/14/2022 7:12 PM, Jeremy Buckley - IQ-C wrote:
qt=/select
{!lucene df=mpno v='fo4a*'} returns lots of results
{!dismax df=mpno v='fo4a*'} returns *zero *results
{!edismax df=mpno v='fo4a*'} returns lots of results
What is wrong with dismax?
The dismax parser doesn't do everything. Wh