> is this just one single example of different words that should > return the same results? You might consider implementing a synonym > analyzer otherwise.
No, the query should match all of them. The query: NAME:De Agos* AND FIRST:Maria should return 2 documents: NAME: De agostino FIRST: Maria NAME: De agostato FIRST: Maria Do I need synonym for that? > In your case, storing NAME as UN_TOKENIZED should enable your > NAME:"De Agos"* search The query: NOM:"Zullo"* AND PRENOM:"Andrea"* AND DATE_NAISSANCE:19630622 doesn't work: Cannot parse 'NOM:"De Zullo"* AND PRENOM:"Andrea"* AND DATE_NAISSANCE:19630622': '*' or '?' not allowed as first character in WildcardQuery Any idea? > Regards Ard > > > > > Hi, > > I would like to make a search query that should match the following > > documents: > > > > NAME: De agostino > > FIRST: Maria > > > > NAME: De agostato > > FIRST: Maria > > > > How to design the query? The following: > > NAME:De Agos* AND FIRST:Maria > > Doesn't work since there is a space in the name. And: > > NAME:"De Agos"* AND FIRST:Maria > > NAME:"De Agos*" AND FIRST:Maria > > doesn't work neither, since the double-quotes don't accept > > the wirldcard. > > > > Thanks for help > > -jec > > > > --- > > Jean-Eric Cuendet > > Etat de Vaud, Direction des systemes d'information (DSI) > > Av. Recordon 1, 1014 Lausanne > > Tel : +41 21 316 15 79 – Mob : +41 76 222 33 43 > > mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - http://www.vd.ch > >
