Just to clarify some things that could be misunderstood.
First, I meant that I added two fields to a document which was then indexed,
not two separate documents.
Second, I noticed in the lucene mail archive that some additional charactes,
especially "*", had sneaked into my query examples. This was simply ignorant
me who tried to highlight these queries using bold text, not knowing that
bold text would be "unbold" and pre/post-fixed with "*". So, sorry about
this, and please ignore any * in the query examples.
Geir
2010/7/27 Geir Gullestad Pettersen <gei...@gmail.com>
> Consider the following two documents which I have added to my index:
>
> doc.add( new Field("text", "hello world", Field.Store.YES,
>> Field.Index.ANALYZED));
>> doc.add( new Field("id", "1", Field.Store.YES, Field.Index.ANALYZED));
>>
>
>
> Using the StandardQueryParser I can retrieve my document with either of
> these two queries:
>
> 1) title:"hello world"
>>
> and
>
>> 2) id:"1"
>>
>
> however, if I try AND'ing the above two, I get 0 results:
>
>> 3) title:"hello world" AND id:"1"
>>
>
> If I remove the AND and modify the first term to something that i know is
> not in my document, I also find my document:
>
>> 4) title:"no match" id:"1"
>>
> ..so i guess leaving out the keywork AND turns it into an OR query, not
> what I want.
>
>
> In the debugging process I have tried passing the toString() of the Query
> object returned from the StandardQueryParser to System.out, and it shows the
> following for the above queries:
> 1) *title:"hello world"* ->Query.toString()->* title:"hello world"*
> 2) *id:"1" ->* Query.toString ->* id:1*
> 3) *title:"hello world" AND id:"1"* -> Query.toString() -> *+title:"hello
> world" +id:1*
> 4) *title:"hello world" id:"1"* -> Query.toString() -> *title:"hello
> world" id:1
>
> *The only things noticable is quotations being removed from the "id"-term,
> and #3 where the AND is removed and a + is prefixed the field names.
> Iunderstand that the + sign in front of the field name means that the term
> has to exist in that field, so essentially my queries seem to have been
> parsed as expected
>
> Queries 1,2 and 4 all return results as expected, but can anyone tell me
> why number #3 - the AND query - does not return my document? it is
> essentially an AND between query #1 and #2 which both match the document.
>
> I have also tried construction a query manually:
>
> BooleanQuery query = new BooleanQuery();
>> TermQuery textQuery = new TermQuery(new Term("text","hello world"));
>> TermQuery idQuery = new TermQuery(new Term("id","1"));
>> query.add(textQuery, Occur.MUST);
>> query.add(iddQuery, Occur.MUST);
>>
>
> .. but just as with the above query #3 I get nothing back. passing this
> Query's toString() output to System.out also gives me the same as for #3:
> 5) *title:"hello world" AND id:"1"* -> Query.toString() -> *+title:"hello
> world" +id:"1"*
>
> Can anyone please tell me what I'm doing wrong? I just want to and queries
> #1 and #2 which both match my document when executed alone..
>
>
> Thank you very much,
> Geir Pettersen
>
>
>
>
