Here's a useful tool for understanding word tokenization in MarkLogic:
https://docs.marklogic.com/cts:tokenize
"1245/D123"
! cts:tokenize(.)
! xdmp:describe(.)
=>
cts:word("1245")
cts:punctuation("/")
cts:word("D123")
This makes it easier to see "1245/D123" that tokenizes as two words, one of
which matches "D*".
Maybe you could use https://docs.marklogic.com/cts:element-value-query instead
of element-word-query?
-- Mike
On 12 Jun 2014, at 05:44 , Amit Kumar Dev <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am using one character search with term “D*” in “class-number” node of the
> xml.
> I am getting docs which has class-number starts with “D”
> In response I am also getting few documents which contains “D” after “/”
> (slash) or “.” (dot) for class-number element.
>
> Response for search Term “D*” in class-number element:
> <class-number>D245/123<class-number>------------Expected
> <class-number>A245/123 D5<class-number>--------Expected since space separates
> the terms
> <class-number>1245/D123<class-number>-----------Not Expected
> <class-number>1245.D123<class-number>-----------Not Expected
>
> I tried with below queries:
> · Element query with combination of word query.
> · Element word query.
> · Field word query by creating field for class-number element.
>
> I am using ML 6 and one character search index is enabled.
>
> I am using following options in query “unstemmed”,
> “wildcarded”,”case-insensitive”, “punctuation-sensitive”.
>
> Please suggest is it default behavior of Mark logic search or I need to
> change some setting for this.
>
> Thanks and regards
> Amit Dev
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