Krishan created SOLR-13346:
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Summary: Phrase matching on boolean queries
Key: SOLR-13346
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-13346
Project: Solr
Issue Type: Bug
Security Level: Public (Default Security Level. Issues are Public)
Components: query parsers
Reporter: Krishan
Using the eDismax Query Parser, if a query has boolean clauses, phrase matches
are done on entire query rather than the sub queries created by the boolean
operators.
Eg:
Query -
(gear AND cycle) OR (black AND cycle)
The parsed query for this is
"+((+(query:gear) + (query:cycle)) (+(query:black) + (query:cycle)))
(phrase:\"gear cycle black cycle\")"
As can be seen the query conditions are as expected but I want the phrase match
on "gear cycle" or "black cycle" .
Using boost/bq will not solve the use case because I also want to define phrase
slop. So that a phrase match for "black cycle" will match documents like "black
colour cycle".
Possible Solutions -
1. Apply the phrase match on the individual queries produced
2. Apply the phrase match on a different attribute than 'q'. As a workaround
users can create the individual phrases to be matched and supply that to this
attribute.
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