Re: Multiple query parsers syntax

Thank you Hoss, the slides and presentation are gold. Thank you Robi and Mikhail for looking into this one. On Wed, Feb 28, 2024, 1:50 PM Robi Petersen wrote: > Thanks Hoss! I'd forgotten that link didn't work... I'd just scrolled thru > the slides (a long time ago) > > On Wed, Feb 28, 2024 at

Re: Multiple query parsers syntax

Thanks Hoss! I'd forgotten that link didn't work... I'd just scrolled thru the slides (a long time ago) On Wed, Feb 28, 2024 at 10:25 AM Chris Hostetter wrote: > > : I like Hoss' breakdown in this presentation for query substitution > : syntax... :) > : > : the Lucene/Solr Revolution 2016 prese

Re: Multiple query parsers syntax

: I like Hoss' breakdown in this presentation for query substitution : syntax... :) : : the Lucene/Solr Revolution 2016 presentation by hoss : - see slideshow link at : top... FWIW: If a talk I give is ever recorded, I add link to that video fr

Re: Multiple query parsers syntax

: I tried the following, edismax to search against the description field and : lucene parser to search against the keywords field, but it does not work. : What is wrong? : : host:port/solr/v9/select?q={!edismax qf=description}white roses OR : {!lucene}keywords:(white AND roses)&debug=true The

Re: Multiple query parsers syntax

Hi, IIRC eDismax allows some advanced q ops syntax. Also JSON query DSL may be convenient for structuring queries. With regards to old local params syntax, it struggles with defining the end of substring to be processed, eg if we put space in the beginning of the string, dismax takes only 'white'

Re: Multiple query parsers syntax

Hi Rajani This may help. I'm thinking you might want to do some query alias substitution kind of thing? plus the first 'OR' might force your query into lucene query parser mode overall? I like Hoss' breakdown in this presentation for query substitution syntax... :) the Lucene/Solr Revolution 20