Hi Lisa,
Do you have a sample document and sample search:search that demonstrates this
behavior? The reason I ask is that the default language (which is probably
english, although it can depend on your environment) can creep into the mix
pretty easily. So exactly how your query is constructed can make a difference.
You can also try doing a search:parse on the qtext (which produces cts:query
XML) and then turn that into a cts:query, and then run cts:contains on the
document to see if it returns true or false. Something like:
let $qtext := "text string"
let $options := (: options node for search:search goes here :)
let $doc := fn:doc("uri-of-document-in-question.xml")
return
cts:contains($doc, cts:query(search:parse($qtext, $options)) )
-Danny
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Subject: Re: [MarkLogic Dev General] search:search returning result in
incorrect language
Yeah, I tried setting it to just "ru" and that didn't fix the problem. We're
using 3-letter codes on all of our content and MarkLogic seems to correctly
convert from the 3- to the 2-letter codes.
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