Your number/handle samples look ok to me if the default operator is AND.
But it's OR ;-)
Using AND explicitly I get different results and using OR explicitly I get the same results as documented.
Note that wildcard expressions are not analyzed so if service is stemmed to anything different from service, it's not surprising that
service* doesn't find it.
Ok, I didn't know that, but it makes sense. Perhaps the phenomenon on the live pages is different from my local test installation. I was just looking for a comparable case on our live pages, but the real problem is in pages that I'm just developing locally and which look similar to the number/handle example.
I think you should look at a) what's the analyzed form of your terms and b) how does the rewritten query look like (there's a rewrite method for query that expands wildcard queries into basic queries).
Will do, thank you very much. However, how do I get at the analyzed form of my terms?
Ulrich
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