Hi Doug,
Thank you for your quick response and comprehensive explanation. It does
make sense.
We are using cross_fields (with the "and" operator) because we want to make
sure that the documents returned contain *all* the search terms somewhere.
For example, the search for "100 john smith" would return only one
document. ("john smith" matches the name and "100" matches the address")
We expect no results for "200 john smith" as 200 appears nowhere.
But if we search for "john smith" we should get both documents back and the
document with "john smith" should be the first one is the list (since terms
"john" "smith" matches on the same field).
Is there possible to accomplish this with best_fields or most_fields?
Thanks again,
Andre
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