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On Sun, Aug 15, 2021 at 6:33 AM Netta Steinberg
wrote:
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> Thanks Stephen, I didn't know that there is no language analysis when using
> an asterisk.
> There are two things (somewhat related) that bother me:
> 1. as far as I know, the query parameter we send to So
Thanks Stephen, I didn't know that there is no language analysis when using an
asterisk.
There are two things (somewhat related) that bother me:
1. as far as I know, the query parameter we send to SolR contains only the
query string, without a specific field to search for, so I'm not sure which
Stephen is spot on.
Charlie: As nice as Solr's analysis screen is, it doesn't interpret any
query syntax and so won't show you the multiterm analysis chain results.
The UI ought to clarify this.
~ David Smiley
Apache Lucene/Solr Search Developer
http://www.linkedin.com/in/davidwsmiley
On Thu, A
Hi,
A couple of ideas to find out:
- Use the Solr admin panel to see how your query analysis chain handles
both queries, and how RESTAURANTE is analyzed before indexing. Maybe the
asterisk is preventing some analysis, thus making the query match fewer
results?
- Use www.Splainer.io to see whe
Assuming this is a field with language analysis -- the search with an
asterisk skips the language analysis portion and tries to match the string
against the token. So if in some of your fields the tokenized and stemmed
version of restaurante didn't have the e at the end I would expect those
results
